Those are great resources. Another good one is Baditude's excellent introduction to vaping batteries here:
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Those are great resources. Another good one is Baditude's excellent introduction to vaping batteries here:
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Please don't buy those batteries you should have all the information you need now to avoid counterfeits and finding the right batteries for your vaping application.
I use IMRbatteries.com as a vendor, they are fast, inexpensive, and honestly to pay around $5 a cell and to KNOW it's reliable is truly worth it. Batteries are the single most important area of vaping when it comes down to PURE safety. There are certainly unknowns in other areas of vaping, but what IS known is that a bad battery is just step one toward FACIAL and hand reconstruction, which is not cheap.
Please do yourself a favor and don't buy untested, unknown cells. It is really very easy to stick to approved vendors in almost all cases.
Best of luck, glad you asked the question and I hope you will heed the advice.
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I use IMRbatteries.com as a vendor, they are fast, inexpensive, and honestly to pay around $5 a cell and to KNOW it's reliable is truly worth it. Batteries are the single most important area of vaping when it comes down to PURE safety. There are certainly unknowns in other areas of vaping, but what IS known is that a bad battery is just step one toward FACIAL and hand reconstruction, which is not cheap.
Please do yourself a favor and don't buy untested, unknown cells. It is really very easy to stick to approved vendors in almost all cases.
Best of luck, glad you asked the question and I hope you will heed the advice.
Anna
If you like to gamble, go ahead and buy them. Perhaps they work fine, but be prepared to throw them into the trashcan, if they should not live up to their specs.
If you want reliable batteries for a fair price, get yourself some LGs, Samsungs, Sanyos or Sonys from a reliable vendor.
If you want reliable batteries for a fair price, get yourself some LGs, Samsungs, Sanyos or Sonys from a reliable vendor.
I agree, on price alone I'd be wary of those batteries. Why are they so cheap? Have they been sitting in storage in a stock room for months, years? Are they counterfeits? Not worth the worry to me.
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When I went to LLionwholesale the price was $6.99. If the cheap ones were old they probably got cleared out at the discount price.
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The LG HG2 battery is $6 or more at almost any legit place
Not that I would buy batteries from China but even Fasttech and Gearbest plus other Chinese vendors sell them for $6 +
Not that I would buy batteries from China but even Fasttech and Gearbest plus other Chinese vendors sell them for $6 +
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