To turn on an ego battery, you need to press the button 5 times within 2 seconds, which may be a problem.
The itaste vv3, you only need to press 3 times, and more lightly. The button is bigger, and the battery is square and light, which may aid grip. It's also got adjustable voltage with buttons instead of a twisting dial - though those buttons are pretty small. However, being square, you can lay it on the table and not have to grip it whilst pressing those buttons. The downside is, it's more expensive and a bit longer than an equivalent ego battery, but it might be easier to use.
It sounds like she has fairly good dexterity if she can roll her own cigarettes, but of course it's a particular movement that's not the same as anything you do with an e-cig.
But does she have anyone who could fill a load of clearos every few days? And could she put these onto batteries as needed?
Cleaning out is not that fiddly. As long as she could open them up and run them under a running tap, that's all they need really - this is the bit a non-vaper may be reluctant to do for her. But refilling cleaned clearos, and switching any burnt coils, doesn't involve actually touching the eliquid. coils are cheap enough when bought in bulk, that she could just throw them away instead of worrying about building her own or dry-burning or anything like that.
A cig-a-like is going to be the simplest, but also less satisfying and more expensive, so if she can use some kind of ego set-up, it really would be more likely to result in her quitting smoking.
The itaste vv3, you only need to press 3 times, and more lightly. The button is bigger, and the battery is square and light, which may aid grip. It's also got adjustable voltage with buttons instead of a twisting dial - though those buttons are pretty small. However, being square, you can lay it on the table and not have to grip it whilst pressing those buttons. The downside is, it's more expensive and a bit longer than an equivalent ego battery, but it might be easier to use.
It sounds like she has fairly good dexterity if she can roll her own cigarettes, but of course it's a particular movement that's not the same as anything you do with an e-cig.
But does she have anyone who could fill a load of clearos every few days? And could she put these onto batteries as needed?
Cleaning out is not that fiddly. As long as she could open them up and run them under a running tap, that's all they need really - this is the bit a non-vaper may be reluctant to do for her. But refilling cleaned clearos, and switching any burnt coils, doesn't involve actually touching the eliquid. coils are cheap enough when bought in bulk, that she could just throw them away instead of worrying about building her own or dry-burning or anything like that.
A cig-a-like is going to be the simplest, but also less satisfying and more expensive, so if she can use some kind of ego set-up, it really would be more likely to result in her quitting smoking.
