Little help?

[drgnld24]

Recently my friend bought a product called Clean Cig, I liked it so i got one too. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with them. Any info about them at all like if I can use different brand end fittings with it or refill them. Thanks in advance!

 

[nordoe]

If it is the one that I saw after googling clean cig, it is hard to tell. The web site does not say what type of connection it is. It looks like a 510 connection which you could use any type of 510 accessory, but hard to tell.

 

[drgnld24]

thats what I was thinking too. being a noob I am just unsure

 

[drgnld24]

I took a bad photo of it if it helps

 

[stephpd]

The site provides little information on much of their product. But at least they're not overpriced and you won't be out hundreds of dollars. If they work for you great.

But most folks find that batteries that small need frequent recharging. That and we have no idea on the thread size, so you may be stuck having to purchase all your cartos from them.

 

[ksamim]

I used to use an old njoy and I continued to buy carts from them until the battery slowly died out. My suggestion, just an opinion, is to begin to consider some of the millions of other options that many people here will suggest as you continue to use this product. Most of the units people will suggest are scalable and will last you a really, really long time! Since your unit will die eventually, just keep it around and slowly fund a new, easy to maintain device.

 

[drgnld24]

Thanks for the info! So far so good with this. I am looking into other options. I may tinker with it a bit and just see how far it'll get me

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

My rule of thumb is to NEVER buy a PV from any vendor unless it has the mah rating. 100 mah= 1 hour normal vaping.
Good Luck.

 

[drgnld24]

after 2 days I have only had to charge the battery once and I haven't changed out the end piece yet. lol maybe i'm doing it wrong

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

LOL as long as you're getting what you need it's all good. The couple that introduced me to vaping paid $200.00 for 2 X 350 mah Kits which they could've bought for $80.00. Also were paying $27.00 for 30 ml juice. I gifted them 2 Kgo 1100 mah and a whack of free juice...I DIY my own so cost was nill and it was the least I could do IMO.

after 2 days I have only had to charge the battery once and I haven't changed out the end piece yet. lol maybe i'm doing it wrong

 

[stephpd]

My rule of thumb is to NEVER buy a PV from any vendor unless it has the mah rating. 100 mah= 1 hour normal vaping.
Good Luck.

Figure the battery, being cigarette sized isn't going to be much more then 200 mAh, if that. Might want to get two kits since they only come with one battery per kit. Hard to vape when it's on a charger.

That's why many of us recommend something like the Kgo. (2) 1100 mAh batteries so most folks can vape all day on just one battery. They also tell you the voltage and threading ,510 being the most common threading and easiest to find aftermarket parts for.

Good kits with decent batteries, charger and some cartos generally run $40. Less then a carton of smokes so it's not like you're out huge sums of money if they don't work for you. And the Ego/Kgo/Riva and Epower all come with much larger batteries and last most of us all day without needing recharging. And with a high enough voltage to get a good vape.Toss on a tank and we don't even need to refill throughout the day.

 

[drgnld24]

Awesome Thanks guys!

 

[williegntx]

I'm looking for a VV Mod that won't break the bank, Not sure if Vaping over 5v is going to be necessary for me but I'd still like to have that option. Looked at The Joker AV Kit and the price seems fairly reasonable all things considered. Does anyone here have one and if so what has your experience been with it. Saw the pbusardo review on youtube and it does appear to be good except that I don't have the Voltage tester to put on to see what voltage it is at...definitely shooting in the dark otherwise, I think. Thoughts?