Keeping your e-cig components in a cigarette case?

[Effex]

I have a metal cigarette case that I bought not too long ago. Everything fits in nice and it's a lot more convenient for me than having spare batteries/atomizers in my pocket.

Question though - I have read in multiple manuals that it's best not to leave your e-cigs on metal surfaces (reason? I dunno!)

So with that said, does anyone use a metal case for their e-cig parts, with no problems?

 

[Vicks Vap-oh-Yeah]

I have a metal cigarette case that I bought not too long ago. Everything fits in nice and it's a lot more convenient for me than having spare batteries/atomizers in my pocket.

Question though - I have read in multiple manuals that it's best not to leave your e-cigs on metal surfaces (reason? I dunno!)

So with that said, does anyone use a metal case for their e-cig parts, with no problems?

If you're worried about metal contact on your equip - tuck a square of fabric or light craft foam in the case.
In fact, if you want to get really creative - you can carve wells in the craft foam to form-fit to your parts... someone else on the forum did that, but I can't remember which string...

Either would be cushioning for your stuff. I haven't heard anything about keeping your PV on metal surfaces - other than the sensitivity issue and possibly banging around in the case might cause damage???

 

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The case I am using is perfect for my 901. I can hold two batteries, an atomizer with cart attached, and a spare cart. There is also enough space on the top half of the case to hold a small 1ml vial with extra juice just in case. The inside of the case is lined with felt and each side has an elastic strap to keep everything in place.

Of all the cases I have seen, this is truly the best.