Considering to purchase an eRoll

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Johnnie Price

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I don't think I've ever drained an eRoll battery, always put the one I just vaped with in the charging slot, and the other in the holding slot of the Joytech case ...

The PCC gets charged every other night ...

I would really like a case for the PCC with 3 or 4 slots and tank storage. Hello Joytech ? :cool:
I only drain the battery when I'm drunk or really tired.

And I said the same thing about the case in the eRoll upgrade thread. ;)
 

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No Joye only includes one in the kit. An extra costs $2.00 unless you buy from Rocky Mountain as he throws another one in free of charge.

That's two good reasons to order from Rocky Mountain, the price and some extra consideration ... :thumbs:

This is the first time I've ordered a starter kit just to have it in advance. A smoker of my acquaintance is about to be vapor-ized ! :D
 

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Thanks!
They don't ship to Luxembourg either, though. I've found a french site (http://www.cigdiscount.fr/7-e-cigarettes-kit-joyetech-eroll-joyetech.php) which is cheap compared to other sites, a little too cheap though, and I don't know if they're reliable regarding the authenticity. They sell on Amazon too, the critics are positive and don't seem to be fake, but you never know. But $54.9 seems to be a good deal.
 
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rj134

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From what I've read, the eRoll is the best choice right now regarding cig-a-likes, but with so many different models around, you're never sure...
It definitely is.

I tried a Blu once but it sucks in comparison. The eRoll is basically an eGo-C in cigarette form factor and to me it's quite simply the "cigarette 2.0".

Not only does it taste better and most likely won't kill you. It's more practical in every regard and dirt cheap to boot considering that it has basically no maintenance cost aside from the liquid if you treat the atomizers well or get one of these.

Seriously this thing is one of the best gadgets I've ever bought in my life. I always have it on me.

I have the black one. Paint doesn't come off easily at all. Mine have a few scratches but that's because I'm an idiot and keep dropping them on the floor all the time.

Whether you'll need both of them on travel really boils down to how much you're vaping.
If you handle this thing like you would handle a pack of analogs i.e. smoke like two cigs an hour on average, then one will suffice.
In the first few days, however, you'll definitely need both and lots of extra tanks or a juice bottle for refill because you'll be vaping on this thing all day ;)

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Oh and I ordered mine here.
They're a little on the expensive side but I ordered there like 7 or 8 times and they shipped within 3 days every time. Very reliable and most of their juices taste awesome. Spearmint and American Red in particular are amazing.
 
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patkin

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Wow what a find! I was hoping someone would invent those and make flavor wicks... wonder if this works in the A type.

Wick for atomizer - set of 5 pieces

does anyone know about fiber glass is that the term used in Germany for silica? Wish I could read German.

Thanks for the tip rj134.

Watching ecig youtubes for over a year now it seems to me Europe gets the really innovative stuff before the States and some of it never hits here at all.
 
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I've ordered my eRoll at Cig Discount boutique en ligne de vente de cigarette électronique, e-liquide et e-cigarette. I just called them and they make a very good impression. I'll get it tomorrow already, at least that's what I was told. I'll check the ID code with Joyetech, but I'm confident, they seem very professional.

Patkin, I'm fluent in german, what is it exactly you want to know? Fiberglass doesn't exist in German, the right term would be "Glasfaser". That website is Romanian, so my guess is their English is just not very good.
But I found this: Fiberglass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
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