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illandreth

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These guys were one of the earliest Canadian suppliers of the 808D-1 I came across (that was back in April/May).

Not sure what they have or don't offer now.

They were one of the first Canadian suppliers I looked at almost a year ago when I first learned about e-cigs. They were listed as out of stock for the entire month I watched their site and are STILL listed as out of stock. Don't think they are in business anymore.
 

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I've got PG flavorless at I think 26mg strength (not in front of me at the moment so trying to remember) as well as no nic PG and VG to cut it with and 6 different Lorann/Capella flavors to play with.

You might not want to cut the 26mg if you are having problems getting off the analogs.

I vape 26 or 28 at home when I can vape all the time. At work when I have smoke breaks its take 36mg to get the job done.

I don't see any negative affect to the higher nic contents and I can tell you 1st hand they won't kill you short term, so if thats what it takes to get off analogs, so be it. Also the higher nic level might make up for your poorly performing PV's. I'd blow your head off with nic 1st cause you can always cut it down later.

The lorann's 1 dram can be added (whole thing) to 30 ml of your base stock, 26mg or whatever and only decrese the mg 10%.
 

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They seem to have the ECV92110 Electronic Cigarette with Disposable Atomizer Cartridge 110mm.

Looks identical to the KR808, not sure if it is the same model though.

EDIT: According to this post, it is the same model. And pretty damn good prices on packs of cartomizers I must say.

Bout $9 for a pack of 5 isn't bad at all. Almost the same as the ones from china
keep in mind, that might be the kr808a, not the kr808d1...i dont remember if there is much of a difference, but most of the ones out now are kr808d1...
 

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They are still in business...its where I got my first E88 from, and inquired about their cartomizers awhile back.

Thing is, I don't like cartomizers out of the blister packs. The few times I've ordered them, they are dry, crusty and gross. Regardless of what people say, I can taste a difference.
 

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They are still in business...its where I got my first E88 from, and inquired about their cartomizers awhile back.

Thing is, I don't like cartomizers out of the blister packs. The few times I've ordered them, they are dry, crusty and gross. Regardless of what people say, I can taste a difference.
i thought they all come in blister packs, besides blanks of course...:confused:
 

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Note: if you think you can use a cartomizer for hours and hours, you are wrong.
They do need to be refilled.
Some sooner than other.
If you use them too long without refilling them with juice you have throw them away.
Because the taste will be disgusting.
If you fill them after they became too dry, the taste will be horrible also.

They might not have to be filled up with juice as often as, say the 510, still I use at least 10 ml of juice a week with a fresh cartomizer every morning.
 

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Hi illandreth,

Just curious how you've faired out with your quest........

Give us an update !

VapeOn,
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Sorry for lack of update.....

Two wonderful people on this forum who shall remain nameless unless they choose to name themselves sent me free samples to try of 2 different models of 2 piece e-cigs. One was an older model and although I had some minor problems with it, it did show me what it was like using a 2 piece rather than a 3 piece and I liked it. The other was a newer (current) model of the kr-808-d-1 from Vapor 4 Life and I absolutely LOVED it. The flavor was great and the convenience of just popping on a new cart was nice. My mother, who also hated refilling, also liked the 2 piece and also liked the menthol flavoring of the sample despite the fact she normaly hates menthol. In the time the sample lasted I used the V4L model to replace analogs more so than I have with a 3 piece since I started refilling rather than using pre-filled carts.

My mother and I are currently waiting for a shipment (shipped out on Monday) of 2 ultimate ultimatum manual kits and a dozen packs of carts from V4L. If HC even gets it's collective brain turned the right way and gets rid of the idea of banning e-cigs with nic, and I can come up with the funding then I will be looking into becoming a Canadian supplier of 2-piece e-cigs. I believe the 2-piece would be more popular with the larger masses who don't want to mess with re-filling carts or messing with cart mods. Convenience is what will take e-cigs more mainstream. Yes, a 2piece with cartomizers is more expensive than refilling with juice, but still much less expansive than analogs.

In regards to how long a cartomizer lasted, I used half a pack less analogs using 1 24mg cart of menthol then it started to have the slightly burnt taste of a dried up cart but still also had a good menthol flavor and good vapor production. Because of that slight burnt taste I stopped using that cart at that time but went back to it the next day and repalced another half pack of analogs before getting the slight burnt taste again. As a pure guess I'm thinking that the 12 or so hour rest the cartomizer was given helped the liquid in the cart re-distribute itself. Based on this I'm thinking rotating carts, in the long run a cart will equal about the same as 1 pack of analogs for me. Keep in mind, this is just based on my experience and based on the way I vape. I know other people vape differently than I do. My personal vaping style is not a constant non-stop vape that some people seem to do, but rather taking 3-5 puffs of the PV every half hour or so.

To summarize, I found the 2-piece to work much better for both myself and my mother and think I will have a much batter chance to get off analogs using this rather than a 3-piece where I have to mess and fool around with juice. I will however be keeping my 901 and 510 as well as the juice I currently have for use in emergency if I run out of cartomizers or have trouble with shipping and also considering using the 3 piece for 0mg vaping for times I'm on the computer and don't really need the nicotine but light a smoke anyway just out of boredom and habit.
 

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I"m also in alberta and have been trying to find a canadian distributor for the kr8's the only place I've found so far has been epuffer which has a two piece but they call it EAZE magnum, so who knows what it really is! I ordered from V4L but my order is very late in coming at this point and I fear it got stuck at the border.

Track your order on canada posts website, not USPS. For some reason USPS shows nothing everytime.
 

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every order from the US that I have made (Nhaler, V4L, Volcano, etc) has taken less than a week. I feel bad that I hear these other horror stories.

As for cartomizers in Canada, theres always been talk about them, but some suppliers have said that they arent cheap to get started, in regards to keeping things in stock.
 

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Sure...but everytime I enter in my tracking number all it ever says is "left country of origin and en route to Canada".

When I enter the same tracking number on Canada Posts website I Can usually track it to my door.

Not sure why that is, but its the way it is.


All is get is:


"The U.S. Postal Service was electronically notified by the shipper on February 1, 2010 to expect your package for mailing. This does not indicate receipt by the USPS or the actual mailing date. Delivery status information will be provided if / when available. Information, if available, is updated periodically throughout the day. Please check again later."

Only been a week though.... the supplier said USPS never updates and typical 2-3 week delivery time....
 

CemeteryMan

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i guess it actually has to get on a plane first...never seen that msg before.

The Canadian Postal tracking service is awesome though... date received, where the package is now, when it's out for delivery even notice that you've picked it up. Nice postal system (and free(ish) health care too boot, eh.)
 
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