Hi, just yesterday I found an e-cig starter kit for just $8, and it was called a "Health-e" cigarette. I immediately texted my vape expert buddy and he said that the health brand has an awful reputation. Is that true? If so, why? Thanks.
"Health-e" brand?
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I bought 2 one its a 4xx series they come with 1 battery 1 atty and 6 carts they dont have any quality control the place I bought mine from discontinued them because they had a 90% return rate mne lasted about two weeks and the batteries died one just flat quit the other will go about 2-3 puffs before the led flashed needing recharge. I would look around the forum and get one from a reliable vendor 501's seem to be the most popular but to each their own.
Eight bucks is not a big loss if you don't like it. But, search around here, you'll find plenty of stories from those that weren't happy with them. There are loads of suppliers here with quality products at rock bottom prices. You'd probably be happier.
$8.00 is closer to what they're worth than the $69.95 I paid for a 2 unit kit back in February.
I had no clue.
But, at least my problems with that P.O.S. brought me here.
I had no clue.
But, at least my problems with that P.O.S. brought me here.
Not worth even 8 bucks.
I bought a 2 cig kit about a month ago as my introduction to vaping. Very little vapor but at the time had nothing to compare with. The auto battery kicked off long before I was satisfied. The prefilled carts lasted only a few puffs. Figured I was doing something wrong because the carts died so fast. Then I found ECF & learned this is just a crappy product.
Gave up on the Health-E after only 2 days and ordered my joye 510. Life is good ever since.
I bought a 2 cig kit about a month ago as my introduction to vaping. Very little vapor but at the time had nothing to compare with. The auto battery kicked off long before I was satisfied. The prefilled carts lasted only a few puffs. Figured I was doing something wrong because the carts died so fast. Then I found ECF & learned this is just a crappy product.
Gave up on the Health-E after only 2 days and ordered my joye 510. Life is good ever since.
So far 2 days seems to be the average. I had a 901 kit 2 days after getting mine. I got on here and found a local supplier who was willing to meet me at a bar and sell me a kit. ( shoutout to Katy from Thesmokelessshop.com)
Someone just shared this in another posting. Check it out! Great deal!
https://domesticvapor.com/shop/viewitem.php?groupid=16&productid=570
https://domesticvapor.com/shop/viewitem.php?groupid=16&productid=570
I follow the "you get what you pay for" ideology...most of the time. In this case, I have to share that my personal experience with this brand is quite different than what I would have expected.
I currently own and use 4 different types of "brand" kits, each with their own ups and downs but each being no less than 60 dollars for the basic starter.
I found these health e-cigs, and they look like the cheapest, crappiest things you could put together, like they belong at a flea market. That's good, because that's where I found them. Bought them to get me through the weekend and so I could have a valid opinion on different products.
Inexpensive? YES Least investment if found from a wholesaler (flea market)
Cheap looking? YES (subjective)
Crappy box and kit? YES (subjective but seriously crappy)
However...performance is outta this world. I'm using them, right now, as I sit here. Meanwhile my NJOY, Modern Vapor and Nebula are sitting on the desk wondering why they are being ignored.
Juice flavor: immediately recognizable, even if it wasn't on another brand
Vapor: Kick@ss, full and flowing
Drip capable: 8 out of 10 on the awesome scale for longevity and amount used.
Refillable: YES, even the little cheap carts they come with can be refilled many times
Charge: Excellent Lasts 3/4 of a day heavy or a full day light vaping. (as in 24hours). Also recharges fast.
Kit contents: 3 batteries (one thrown in for free) 2 atomizers, charger, 10 carts, cheap plastic case.
That's my personal experience. It doesn't mean it'll be yours, nor does it mean that just because I feel cheated by the "brand" kits that you will feel the same way. Just simply what I encountered.
I currently own and use 4 different types of "brand" kits, each with their own ups and downs but each being no less than 60 dollars for the basic starter.
I found these health e-cigs, and they look like the cheapest, crappiest things you could put together, like they belong at a flea market. That's good, because that's where I found them. Bought them to get me through the weekend and so I could have a valid opinion on different products.
Inexpensive? YES Least investment if found from a wholesaler (flea market)
Cheap looking? YES (subjective)
Crappy box and kit? YES (subjective but seriously crappy)
However...performance is outta this world. I'm using them, right now, as I sit here. Meanwhile my NJOY, Modern Vapor and Nebula are sitting on the desk wondering why they are being ignored.
Juice flavor: immediately recognizable, even if it wasn't on another brand
Vapor: Kick@ss, full and flowing
Drip capable: 8 out of 10 on the awesome scale for longevity and amount used.
Refillable: YES, even the little cheap carts they come with can be refilled many times
Charge: Excellent Lasts 3/4 of a day heavy or a full day light vaping. (as in 24hours). Also recharges fast.
Kit contents: 3 batteries (one thrown in for free) 2 atomizers, charger, 10 carts, cheap plastic case.
That's my personal experience. It doesn't mean it'll be yours, nor does it mean that just because I feel cheated by the "brand" kits that you will feel the same way. Just simply what I encountered.
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