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Adam85

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New user, looks like a fantastic community.

I have tried various vape kits but only the ones you can buy at convenience stores and honestly they never made me happy.
I want something that's going to be low maintenance, easy to maintain, I don't want to go through several atomizers/batteries to keep vaping. Last of all it has to be affordable. What is the most reliable, and yet cheapest vape kit I can order online?
 

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I highly recommend the Biansi iMist. I've been vaping for 2 1/2 years, been through quite a few different models and it's the best eCig I've tried so far. It's super easy to clean but it wicks and tastes much, much better with the stainless steel wick mod. Just make sure you look up how to properly make the wicks or you will end up shorting out the atomizer if you don't get lots of oxidation on there. There are better eCigs out there but this would be my recommendation for a beginner to intermediate vaper or one with limited cash to fork out.
 

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I highly recommend the Biansi iMist. I've been vaping for 2 1/2 years, been through quite a few different models and it's the best eCig I've tried so far. It's super easy to clean but it wicks and tastes much, much better with the stainless steel wick mod. Just make sure you look up how to properly make the wicks or you will end up shorting out the atomizer if you don't get lots of oxidation on there. There are better eCigs out there but this would be my recommendation for a beginner to intermediate vaper or one with limited cash to fork out.

Neilmd, while I am a fan of rebuildables myself, I would never suggest them to someone getting started as a "low maintenance, easy to maintain" set up. They have a learning curve that is not something everyone can handle.
 

Adam85

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Thank you everyone, I think I am going to go with the eGo.
Other concerns are of course:

1. No mouthful of e-liquid. I know this is my fault for trying to refill disposable e-cigs.

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2. Avoid dry/harsh hits with proper maintenance.

I have a XHALE o2 disposable, and it has a cartridge inside the cartridge, I fill that and put the cap on the inside cartridge and put some in the battery end with condom method, then I blow out the excess and I'll be lucky to get 3-4 good hits before it's dry/harsh again. :blink:
 

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Thank you everyone, I think I am going to go with the eGo.
Other concerns are of course:

1. No mouthful of e-liquid. I know this is my fault for trying to refill disposable e-cigs.

and

2. Avoid dry/harsh hits with proper maintenance.

I have a XHALE o2 disposable, and it has a cartridge inside the cartridge, I fill that and put the cap on the inside cartridge and put some in the battery end with condom method, then I blow out the excess and I'll be lucky to get 3-4 good hits before it's dry/harsh again. :blink:

The ego with either a stardust type of CE2 carto or some normal cartos like boge both will provide a good vape time before it begins to dry out and both do not put juice in the mouth as long as its not over filled
 
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