Green Smoke?

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LXXVI

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I hate Greensmoke and have since moved on. I am now vaping the rest of my order ($50 in disposable Carts...about 20 carts) and I have to say, Greensmoke has improved the cart-packaging. (insert Boos and hisses here) ok ok ok ....

The new way that the pre-filled cartos are packaged is, IMHO, 1000x better than the 2 condom method they were using for every order since the last one. I would always get dried out or dripping cartos. Now, they ship consistently and the carts last me on average 4-6 hours of Heavy 6 pull marathon vaping. I think they look like packaging for the EXTRA gum....plastic trays sealed with an aluminum backing.

I use 3 batteries for on the go and a usb passthrough for sitting @ the computer. Decent vape, flavor and 24mg nicotiene satisfaction...hey, they got me, a solid PAD smoker, off analogs. When I finally find out what ejuice is used in them and at what mix, I will finally put these expensive things in my rear-view.

Conclusion: Greensmoke is ok for a beginner, but you WILL seek a cheaper alternative once you are serious and comfortable with vaping full time.
 

Greg__B

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I actually jut recently started with a Green Smoke. I have to say, despite the higher price, it seems like a great product and I enjoy the no muss no fuss aspect of it. I personally couldn't be bothered with dripping and whatnot so having the ability to pop out a fresh cart and puff away is perfect for me. In the long term it still works out to be cheaper than analogs. (FYI: I'm also in Canada) also, I found the customer service to be pretty tip top.
 

wv2win

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I just love the way that new users are swiftly discouraged from purchasing any cigarette sized device.

Yes, Greensmoke are overpriced and I'd rather see a new user go with V4L or Smokeless image if they choose an 808, but seriously, Why y'all be hatin?

As many of us with considerable experience have found both in vaping and in reading posts on this and other vaping forums over the last 1, 2, or 3 years, the satisfaction and success is much greater with models that have better batteries. Our intent to help people stay off cigarettes not tool them along into buying kit after kit after kit. How many posts have you read over the last three years as to what works better and what works not as well for a new person?
 
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