Hi! I'd say (rather bluntly) that what you should look at is just an eGo battery and a clearomiser(s)
We have had discussion on here today about eGo-C and eGo-T and it's fairly pointless discussion. These "letters" only have any meaning when applied to a kit.
In this case (with Joyetech) eGo-C identifies a system that uses a separate atomizer and cartridge "tank" system. My opinion is this is outdated, poor and expensive. In fact, to identify this curious issue, let me say this.
In the UK, there is a bricks and mortar chain/franchise that sells the eGo-C system to 90% of new customers.
However, in the dozen shops I have visited NOT ONE franchise owner or shop assistant uses this system.
I say...buy a battery and either use some cartomisers or clearomisers. The route down the infamous "revolutionary tank system" is fraught with frustration, expense and disappointment.
I use eGo batteries (joye, riva, kanger) and both cartomisers and clearomisers. My favourite clearomiser at the moment is the Kanger mini Protank. I used to like evods and mini vivi novas, but they are all being replaced.
We don't have V2 (do we?) but I am sure it'll be another plastic stick system that charges far too much for refills/cartomisers.
I posted this only a few hours ago on a UK forum
Interesting fact of the day from the resident number cruncher....
If you smoke 20 B&H a day, you'll spend £2,900 a year on tobacco.
If you vape on a supermarket plastic stick, and want to match the nicotine yield of those 20 cigs, you'll spend £2,180 a year on refills.
If you vape on an eGo battery and fill your own stuff, you'll spend about £600..which leaves you plenty for the possible shiny illness that can catch the unwary.