Health e-cig carts with M401 ?

[limp25]

Hello everyone,

I have owned two health e-cigarettes but the batteries died out way too fast. I'm ok with the carts (weird I know) and happened to get 20 packs of 10 carts for free. Since the batteries died on me, I did some research and found out that the carts fit on the M401. Is this true? has anyone tried this combination?

I am interested in getting an M401 from anycig.com for $31.

It's an OK price but I am not willing to go higher, or I would have already bought something more pricey...

Opinions?
Thanks, Chris.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I can neither confirm nor deny the compatibility of Health e-cig cartridges with the M401. Perhaps another expert can comment on this.

I would like to point out that most e-cigs have three main components, the most important of which is the atomizer (the cartridge and battery are secondary). Potentially, an atomizer (with an adapter) can be used with any e-cig battery or mod. Cartridges are not necessarily interchangeable, but most of them are not that effective (at least without modification). More and more vapers either: drip, use cartomizers, or (just emerging) use an internal juice injection mod (e.g., Carlos Juice Box or MrPuffer).

However, you have 200 cartridges, which you don't want to go to waste. You could try posting your question in ECF's M-401/402 "Mini" & M403 Super Mini forum. [I know you cannot yet start a thread outside of the New Members or ATE forums, but perhaps you could piggyback your question in someone else's related thread.]

If you do order an M401, instead of spending $39.50 ($31 + $8.50 shipping) ordering from China-based anycig.com, you might want to consider ordering from a U.S. supplier, e.g., LiteCigUSA. The same one atomizer, two battery kit is $39.95 (base price + free shipping), although I would be more tempted by LiteCigUSA's two atomizer kit for only $3 more ($42.95). [This paragraph is based on my Yankee-centric assumption that you are here in the U.S. (not specified under your screen name).]