I just wanted to say hi to you guys. I just got my halo single triton system. So far it's great! I'm looking to find more information about these eliquids: vaporboost. Thanks
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Who knows? Let's face it... it's as 100% fake as one could reasonably expect to find from such a company.
Experience would send me running in the other direction at full speed.
If you decide to go for it, try a small order first, just in case.
Happy to be proved wrong, not that it matters, I am in Europe.
I am also new to the forum - I also purchased the Triton tank system after my local stores were not meeting my needs, they were great until I purchased my first MVP and Kanger Pro tank! I still have my original batteries though and they still hold a days charge, so they do last. If you try their juice- the Southern Classic is a great sweet tobacco, still one of my favorites. They also have the fusion liquid, which is awesome for adjusting other juices to meet your taste. I tried all of their juices, out of desperation, because locally I couldn't find anything, they really do have a few good ones. Now, we have three new stores in my area and I am spending way too much!
My most recent purchase was the brand new ego One by Joyetech, and a grand or so later, I think I have found my favorite. I am experiencing all of my juice all over again, because the flavor is, well perfect.
My most recent purchase was the brand new ego One by Joyetech, and a grand or so later, I think I have found my favorite. I am experiencing all of my juice all over again, because the flavor is, well perfect.
Hey, two brand new people in one thread! Welcome to you both.
To the OP: Vaporboost is total and absolute bunk meant to prey on people's ignorance, hope and in some cases desperation. They use the same pattern in every industry, whether it's selling you MP3s of white noise or putting melatonin in your eliquid that's somehow supposed to get into your blood. Since you picked up a Triton, what inspired you to get into vaping and what other eliquids have you tried and liked?
To Karen Lynn: I enjoyed Southern Classic more than I thought I would. And yeah, the One is reaaaally new! Out of curiosity, what kind of battery life are you getting from it, and does the whistling bother you at all?
To the OP: Vaporboost is total and absolute bunk meant to prey on people's ignorance, hope and in some cases desperation. They use the same pattern in every industry, whether it's selling you MP3s of white noise or putting melatonin in your eliquid that's somehow supposed to get into your blood. Since you picked up a Triton, what inspired you to get into vaping and what other eliquids have you tried and liked?
To Karen Lynn: I enjoyed Southern Classic more than I thought I would. And yeah, the One is reaaaally new! Out of curiosity, what kind of battery life are you getting from it, and does the whistling bother you at all?
There is a whistle, but I have to say it really isn't enough that it bothers me, and nobody around me has even mentioned it, that's what I was most curious about, but it seems rather insignificant compared to the performance - I ordered another one this morning with some coils, fearing it will go out of stock. I have three or four set ups that a vape throughout the day, I like changing up flavors every hour or two, I enjoy each flavor I found a lot more by doing that, I never get used to a flavor or bored of one as quickly. In saying this, it lasts throughout the day into late evening before I needed to charge, I just put it on the charger so that's twice since around noon Saturday and I have been using it a lot, I have two tanks I switch out for now. Maybe a better description is two small and one xl tank off of one charge. I have noticed I am using a noticeably less amount of juice too.
Welcome to the forums. Are you getting into vaping to quit cigs or just trying something new? I can't speak for the Halo Starter kit, but it looks like a typical ego stick / clearomizer set up. I would recommend for you to search out a decent vape shop in your area that lets you sample juices in order to find a juice flavor you like.
Thank you guys for your answers, I should've be more specific. I'm not a cigarette smoker I'm just trying something new and I decided to start with triton by halo because I like that kind of design. I also ordered a variety sample pack from halo too and so far Belgian cocoa and Malibu are my favorites. I was checking that page vaporboost and for your comments maybe I should stay away. I'm in Grand Rapids Michigan and vapor stores are showing up more frequently. My only concern about buying locally is how can I know their e-liquids are made with care and I'm not inhaling something someone did at their house?
I'm in Grand Rapids Michigan and vapor stores are showing up more frequently. My only concern about buying locally is how can I know their e-liquids are made with care and I'm not inhaling something someone did at their house?
Missed this, I obviously have to come up with a better organization system for my tabs.
You're 100% right, and the short answer is that you can't know what's going into it unless you do it yourself.You can *hope* people are observing levels of hygeine and cleanliness, but not always and there's more than a few horror stories out there. Aside from DIY, there's two things you can do:
1. Evaluate and investigate where/how they're making their eliquids. If they aren't forthcoming, there's a million & one eliquid companies now.
2. You can check out some of the members of AEMSA, the idea being that they pay a wad of cash and then monthly dues and someone comes and checks to see how they're making their eliquids:
MEMBERS | AEMSA
But even then, there are very few companies listing every ingredient they're using -- so the safest by far is DIY.
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