hey guys im alex and just started today with the e cigs. bought a gamucci starter pack from my local smoke shop and just curious if its a good start to get me going i figured i would have to upgrade later on if i liked it but didint want to be stuck with something more expencive if i did not
is gamucci brand any good?
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Hi and welcome to ECF. The batteries are 240 mah which means they should last approx. 2 hrs and 40 mins before needing a recharge. It's a good way to see if vaping is for you. If it is then you consider buying a Riva or an Ego. E-Liquid and Electronic Cigarette Shop - Category Listings is a reputable dealer and also has 20% off coupon upper left corner. Drink LOTS of water A's the vapor comes from our bodies and not the juices and dehydration can occur leading to a lessening of the Vaping experience. It can lead to some issues.
Good Luck, Vapoor.
Good Luck, Vapoor.
thanks for the info i also bought some liquid flavor called cloud9 i put some on the cartridge and it just leaked in to my mouth did i somehow do it wrong i cant asume it would be that difficult but im sure its not supposed to leak like it did i was thinking i used to much but only put two drops in
I'm not sure what a Gamucci is, it's not a popular brand around here. From the photos on their website, it looks like it may be a re-branded 510, though some of the information on their website indicates that it is a proprietary threading. I checked their website and a starter kit there is $80, which is way overpriced, but I saw other places selling it for about $30. If you paid $30 and it works to get you off analogs and introduce you to vaping, then it's a good deal. If you paid $80 and it works to get you off analogs, then it's an overpriced good deal. $30 is about what you would pay for a decent 510 starter kit at a good vendor.
The really important thing is whether it works for you. If you fire it up and get a vaping experience that satisfies you, then you've got your starter kit and can upgrade later. Most vapers upgrade shortly after they start vaping. If it isn't satisfying, then you might want to return it and try one of the more popular kits from one of the ECF vendors, either a 510 or kr808d-1. Both are well-liked and have an established following, with a wide choice of vendors and accessories and parts.
Congratulations on taking the first step.
The really important thing is whether it works for you. If you fire it up and get a vaping experience that satisfies you, then you've got your starter kit and can upgrade later. Most vapers upgrade shortly after they start vaping. If it isn't satisfying, then you might want to return it and try one of the more popular kits from one of the ECF vendors, either a 510 or kr808d-1. Both are well-liked and have an established following, with a wide choice of vendors and accessories and parts.
Congratulations on taking the first step.
You're welcome. I'm am not familiar with cartridges A's I use Cartomizers because less filling and hassle. If you have an atonomizer you can drip 2-3 drops on it and vape. Here's a brief explanation of cartridges and atomizers.
Steve K's Vaping World | e-Cigarette Reviews and News: E-cig 101: Atomizers
For a cartridge to work you need an atomizer. The cartridge holds the juice and the atomizer is the heating element.
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