Green Smoke Refilling????

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Pumaman

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Yes they can. I had a GS kit for a week but returned it to get a Vapor4life kit. They did return my money. There is a video on refilling them if you search google video. The greensmoke is a well marketed e9 cig.

Is that true? The E9 cartridge is the same design as the Greencig with the removable cartridge and the horse hair looking wick material at the bottom?
 

vapingyardie

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Yes indeed, they Green Smoke cartridges can be re-filled. However, can't recommend Green Smoke anymore, given their less than stellar customer service. I haven't been able to go a solid month without a battery breaking down. GS nickel and dimes their customers by imposing on them the cost of shipping the defective product back to GS. Now they've copped an attitude with me, because how dare I insist on the full terms of the warranty. I had persisted with them, because I thought that the vape was good. But given the cost of GS's products, it's just not worth the hassle or the expense.
 

JohnK

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My girlfriend has a Green Smoke and she actually loves their customer service, battery life is suspect though. The carts are refillable, but only 2-3 times before the material 'wears out'. The best way I've found to refill them is to fashion a tool out of a paperclip or safety pin, to stick through the vaping end of the cartridge, and pry the cap out. I then drop a couple drops in, let it soak in for a few hours, and repeat 3-5 times. Seems to work pretty well but you have to be careful to use a liquid flavor that is compatible with the original flavor of the cartridge in question. i.e. - Don't refill a coffee cart with cherry liquid.

With respect to differing experiences and opinions on products and vendors, what I've found is that you never know what the intangibles are. Perhaps one person had a good experience because they caught a customer service rep that cares about their job and was having a 'good day', while another person may have had a bad experience because they caught a newbie rep that really didn't want to be there that day. As far as product failure, unless there is some proven consistency in failures, one experience where an electronic part failed is not sufficient evidence to label a vendor or manufacturer as unreliable or carrying poor quality products. Electronic goods, regardless of the application, are subject to intermittent and premature failure. It's the failure rate across a large number of a particular product, that should dictate good or bad quality.
 
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Thanks for all the replies. Yes, already having a long battery issue and they want me to send to them for replacement. Than leaves me with one short battery. Will be vaping, charging, vaping, charging, vaping, charging...and possilbly smoking. I've ask them to ship and I will return ASAP. Hope this isn't a persistent problem, I just referred my brother to GS through my sales affliate site and he purchased one. If lots of problems, might lose a brother..Ugh.

Would like to hear more positive about GS and most tend to post negatives.
 
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