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[Mellow]

Start off with a simple Riva or EGo starter kit and that should be inexpensive and a good start up last I check Liberty Flights had some good deals

 

[AshlarTaltos]

+1 to the Riva/Ego suggestion.

Although many will say differently, I've had a great experience with my Ego-T system.
Never really had issues with leaking or dry hits or any of the other "problems". Then again,
I've only been at it for about 2.5 weeks now, so YMMV. If I *had* to recommend a PV
from my own meandering experience, it would be the Ego-T or Ego-C.

 

[bushmasterar15]

Welcome to the ECF

 

[gumchewer]

As much as I hate to recomend anything to anyone who has never used an e-cig before, I will agree with one thing. After you get over fooling your brain into thinking it's a reaal cigarette, you will put down the 808 kit you bought and go get an ego type kit.
808 kits can run you 60 bucks or so, and they're great. They do become a stepping stone however.
You probably are better off just going to a simple riva or ego kit and bypassing that 808 expenditure.
shop around- Prices definately vary

I paid double for my first T-Rex because I did'nt shop around.

 

[dlowmiller]

Welcome. My advice is to go with an eGo-T tank kit. I just got one - my fourth e-cig model to date - and it's by far my favorite. Battery lasts all day, easy to fill and maintain, and they're affordable and dependable. That's my opinion, anyway. Hope that helps.

 

[nansc]

Welcome to ECF.