When the atty on my regular 510 crapped out I was glad that the "disposable" was at hand until the replacements arrived. I keep a disposable in my desk at work and another in my car. Great back ups.
How are these disposible e-cigs?
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yeah you will make your self broke buying disposables, just buy a reusable... they can cost as little as a weeks worth of analogs anyway
Wuh huh? Did you read the thread? At ~$10 for a "disposable" that's cheaper than a 510 battery and atty would cost. How are you gonna go broke that way? Or maybe you missed the part about how the "disposable" are "REUSABLE"???
"Moved on" generally means "banned/kicked off ECF" (though it can mean a few other things!)
I am a newb here and and also to e-cigs, just read this whole post, I have a background in RC cars and have a bit of battery knowledge. I know that most all e-cigs use Lithium Ion which is a good battery technology especially for many recharges. The disposable ones I have not found out what they are made of but I assume they may be some kind of Rechargeable alkaline (it does exist). Whatever it is, its a cheap battery technology that can be recharged a limited amount of times, some may only last 5 recharges but someone here said they got 45 charges out of it so its luck of the draw but for $10 I would say it would be worth it to try out. Also like one of the previous posts said, a great backup if you don't have any spare e-cigs.
I got areal e cig starter kit off a friend who wanted to go back to regular cigs. The brand I got is called Health=E cigarette or something like that. It has a carrying case that holds 5 cartridges and 1 battery and atomizer. There is a place near me that sells new cartridges for 10 bucks for 10 of them. How do you clean the atomizers?
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