I'm a complete noob to this E-cig thing. I've been smoking since I was 15 and, because of a good friend allowing me to puff on his e-cig, I've decided I've had enough of the crap taste and feeling of real cigs. My question is: Does anyone know any reliable websites that sell the E-cigs for less than $100? I'm kinda broke and can't afford $100 for the starter kits. Sorry to any admins or moderators if this was answered before, I didn't see it in my "virtual quest" in search of answers.
Cheaper E-Cigs?
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cheapest joye 510 starter kit. cheap juice too
about $22 with coupon code
cheapest joye 510 starter kit. cheap juice too
about $22 with coupon code
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I personally would swear by the Riva from Liberty Flights. I have been through a number of cigs, mods and I always seem to come back to the Riva. Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510 - $37.49 for thee LITE Bundle, add the coupon code ecf in the basket for 20% discount.
For you just starting out i would recommend something very friendly to new vapers,With that said would you rather have a Ecig that looks like the Traditional Cigarette,or would you rather have something just slightly larger that would provide you with longer battery life,Also do you prefer a Automatic or manual Ecig meaning one has a button and one does not?
Right off i would Recommend liberty flights like has been mentioned,Click the 20% off in the top left corner and select Riva 510 then scroll down and get the Special Edition for $34.39 for a complete kit .With this kit i would also recommend picking up some 510 Cartomizers just to get your feet wet and ease of use
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510
Also you have the E-power which does not use proprietary batteries,and provides a good vaping experience,With long lasting battery life .Again with this kit i would Recommend picking up some 510 Cartomizers
E-Power Replacable Battery kit!
Or if you are wanting more a traditional Cigg size Ecig then you have a few options
The kr808d1 is a very good kit that is small in size but still provides a good vape
Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Starter Kits
Keeping with the More traditional Cigg style you have also the 510 kit,i belive the 510 has shorter battery life then the kr808d1 kits if i remember correctly dont hold me to that though
https://www.cignot.com/product_p/kit-510-nbx.htm
Right off i would Recommend liberty flights like has been mentioned,Click the 20% off in the top left corner and select Riva 510 then scroll down and get the Special Edition for $34.39 for a complete kit .With this kit i would also recommend picking up some 510 Cartomizers just to get your feet wet and ease of use
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510
Also you have the E-power which does not use proprietary batteries,and provides a good vaping experience,With long lasting battery life .Again with this kit i would Recommend picking up some 510 Cartomizers
E-Power Replacable Battery kit!
Or if you are wanting more a traditional Cigg size Ecig then you have a few options
The kr808d1 is a very good kit that is small in size but still provides a good vape
Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Starter Kits
Keeping with the More traditional Cigg style you have also the 510 kit,i belive the 510 has shorter battery life then the kr808d1 kits if i remember correctly dont hold me to that though
https://www.cignot.com/product_p/kit-510-nbx.htm
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I recommend starting with something that mimics a real cig until you're used to not having all the other additives/chemicals from a real cig. Then break the visual habit of holding a cigarette. That's how I did it anyways - and the now 8 and counting people that I work with, too. They all started with KR808's just to mimic the habit.
And if you're broke, I have to disagree. An awful lot of people start out with one of those kits and move on in a matter of weeks. Save the money and go with a big bat to start. Besides, if it's less trouble, your cravings will be better satisfied.
I'm not the only one that thinks so.
I started with an 808 and that's all I used for 18 months, so I would highly recommend it. A lot of people find that it's just perfect - and it's much stronger than many people realize. I would recommend that you buy the XL manual batteries for the best vape and buy a few of them so you always have a freshly charged one on hand. I bought mine at Vapor4Life.
Thanks everyone, the help is appreciated. It looks like I have quite a few more choices than I had previously assumed. I will be getting one of these very soon. I owe my friend quite a bit, these e-cigs are healthier, and cuz of the LED and my ADD I find them more amusing to me.
Good luck w/ what you choose! Personally I went w/ an eGo-T starter kit from vapebig.com, which has 20% off coupons if you check out their Twitter history. No matter what, do your research!
You are going to get a lot of advice so I am going to throw my two cents in for what its worth. I thought I wanted an e-cig that looked like a real cig and got that type starter kit. Boy big mistake. If you are a medium to heavy smoker please get a kit with more battery life or you will be changing batteries every hour and just wind up getting frustrated. Myadvice would be to get the eog-Tank or Janty-Tank system. Both are interchangeable and you can find spare parts almost anywhere from lots of vendors. my two vendors to get this kit from would be Liberty Flights which you can get twenty percent off using the code or Cignotwhich anything over fifty nine dollars ships for free. Myself personally would rather use Cignot. Vicki is a topnotch vendor and is highly thought of. If you ever have an issue or question she is right on top of things and if your product is ever defective she will make it right. One great thing about this kit is if you get the 650amp batteries you will get about six hours of vaping out of a battery before having to charge and if you get the 1100 battery you will get about twelve hours of vaping out of one battery plus the fact the carts are easy to fill and you don't have to mess around with dripping. Check out the u-tube reviews on them. Joye Ego-Tank system.
Thanks dire, I'm defidently watching out. This is completely new to me, and my mom who is also considering them after smoking for over 18 years. Learned a bit from reading around this forum.
Don't forget the 401 kits from Smoore. Absolutely E Cigs is the place to get those. The shipping from China takes at least a week, but you can start vaping for under $50 and spend the rest on liquid for when those first five cartridges are gone. I do agree, though, 510 kits will allow you to upgrade much easier.
I only buy manual batteries so I don't kill my batteries with juice leaks.
Riva 510 750mah under $30 for 2 complete Rivas (Riva 510 Lite Bundle) at Liberty-Flights.com if you first press the 20% off in the upper left of front page
For a small ecig - Cignot.com $36 for a real Joye brand 510 manual kit with 2 complete Joye 510 (180mah)
But vaping has continuing costs. You have to keep buying juice or making it. You need to replace atomizers when they burn out or get weak. many people like cartomizers like Boge - a continuing expense.
Riva 510 750mah under $30 for 2 complete Rivas (Riva 510 Lite Bundle) at Liberty-Flights.com if you first press the 20% off in the upper left of front page
For a small ecig - Cignot.com $36 for a real Joye brand 510 manual kit with 2 complete Joye 510 (180mah)
But vaping has continuing costs. You have to keep buying juice or making it. You need to replace atomizers when they burn out or get weak. many people like cartomizers like Boge - a continuing expense.
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