Any all metal E-cig out there?

[mudapo]

Hi, I'm a noob seeking my first E-cig and I was wondering if there are any all metal(maybe glass), non plastic E-cigs out there? I'm not an organic person or anything like that but I tend not to use any plastic parts when it comes to human consumption especially when it gets heated it up. I know some of you might think its stupid but its just my preference.

I dont mind tips being plastic but is there any plastic parts inside(atomizer?) that might get heated up when it vaporize?

Or any E-cigs out there that are proven to be safe?

I appreciate for your inputs.
Thanks

 

[vapero]

Hi mudapo, welcome to the forum
there are a huge amount of non-plastic stuff out there,
from clearomizers eg. kanger pro tank and mini
RDAs (dripping atimizers ) all of them
to RBAs (soon you'll find out what they are) like the RSST etc

just take a look here http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/225727-pictures-your-setup.html and you soon realize that there is a whole new world around

 

[TruckDrivinMama]

Hello mudapo,
I too have many reasons why i dont use plastic tanks. I use the protank 2 now since i have certain juices that react with polycarb tanks. Also i want that cleaner taste and it is great not having your old juice kinda linger like it does in plastics. I prefer glass so i can quickly gauge how much liquid i have before refill.

I recommend the kanger protank 2 for simplicity in refill, rebuild, and clean flavour and large vapour output. Another glass one that is good are the SD glass tanks but use 510 boge like cartos in the centre. Sorry, ive never used metal tanks except the metal vivi nova (which i like too) but i like to see my liquid capacity all the time.

 

[tearose50]

I really don't know if there are any starting out type of e-cigs that don't have some plastic. The atomizing cartridges usually have a polyfill of some type....that does not burn.

Stepping up to the ego sized battery, which is also a good place to start, there are more types of atomizing devices.....and even the glass ones contain some type of plastic ---but it's not really plastic. It's silicon, silica and delron and some other names I don't recall that are heat and food safe products that can withstand very high temperatures without degrading or off gassing, much less melt.

Is it safe to use a cel phone or a laptop or tablet or kindle? Believe it or not, most use safer batteries on their advanced devices than those very common battery powered high tech machines.

For beginning devices I strongly recommend using popular brands (like JoyE & Volt & Innokin) and not going for the least expensive products and always use recommended chargers for that device that come with a kit.