My blu comes in tomorrow

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FantWriter

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What happens if some of the cartos are used?

I sent them an e-mail asking just that before returning it, wondering if they'd pro-rate it and figuring if I was going to be billed for the whole carton (25 cartridges) I might as well use all of them. They replied it would not affect the refund. They did ask that I return any unused cartridges.

I ended up returning only 13, but I got a full refund.

This was in November, so maybe their policies have changed, or I just happened to get really, really lucky with the people who handled my order and return.
 

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Welcome to the ECF!!! We started with the Blu as well....didn't hate it...but it was obvious it wasn't going to suit our needs. My husband passed his on to friends and I still have mine for my friends to try before they buy type thing. It works well for some and not for others. What I liked about it is that it lead my husband here to the ECF....he's been analog free since April, and I've been analog free since late August...wow how time flies. Good luck on your journey...and remember there is almost always great folks here to help when you need it! :)
 

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How hard is it to screw a battery into the pcc a few times a day and plug the pcc into the wall overnight?

My experience:
battery life: 1.25 hours, about 3/4 of a cartridge
recharge time: 2 hours
cartridge equivalent to 1.5 analogs

For me, starting with two fully charged batteries didn't even get me through an afternoon -- the first would still be recharging when the second one died.
 
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Welcome to the ECF!!! We started with the Blu as well....didn't hate it...but it was obvious it wasn't going to suit our needs. My husband passed his on to friends and I still have mine for my friends to try before they buy type thing. It works well for some and not for others. What I liked about it is that it lead my husband here to the ECF....he's been analog free since April, and I've been analog free since late August...wow how time flies. Good luck on your journey...and remember there is almost always great folks here to help when you need it! :)

Almost all my friends smoke, so once I upgrade (cuz we know that's inevitable), I'm going to keep it to loan out like you are. I just can't believe it has taken me this long to find out about vaping. I can't believe everyone isn't doing this!
 

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I just can't believe it has taken me this long to find out about vaping. I can't believe everyone isn't doing this!

I feel the same way. I quit cold turkey for about four months and went back to smoking like an idiot. Had I known about ecigs then, I would have never started back on the analogs. I got my dad to kick the habit as well by giving him a starter kit. I mean, it was just easy. Get a good starter kit and some tasty juices and you really sort of forget you were a smoker.
 

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I feel the same way. I quit cold turkey for about four months and went back to smoking like an idiot. Had I known about ecigs then, I would have never started back on the analogs. I got my dad to kick the habit as well by giving him a starter kit. I mean, it was just easy. Get a good starter kit and some tasty juices and you really sort of forget you were a smoker.

My record cold-turkey was two months (both times). I'm feeling a lot better about this attempt!
 

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The steel Riva. Ah what a beautiful steel joi.... Small conical cigar ;)

Less is more! Except with women, vaping and food. If that thing disappears one day however don't look to me because I'm surely not drawing up plans right now to seize it in your sleep. Haha

To be honest I'm vaping a 510 in bed right now. Er the battery is a 510
 

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Welcome to ECF and the world of vaping! I think you will get a great start with the Blu thanks to all the tips and tricks you have been supplied with here. My first vape was back on March 17th. I personally started with an e-pipe since I was a pipe smoker. I then moved to mods, passthroughs and the eGo. Tonight I am having my first experience with 5v on a passthrough that I just built out of an old usb cable and a dead eGo battery. Hardly anyone stays with just the first pv that they started with. Most wind up with several different types and styles in their collection. I still use all of the types that I just mentioned (except the pipe which died after 6 months, but it will be replaced when my money supply can handle it) as well as the occasional regular 510 ecig. The variety seems almost limitless. I am sure you will enjoy your blu as well as the eGo when the time comes and any other pv's that you end up with as time goes by.

Have fun and remember, mailman stalking is a normal part of the vaping experience!


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