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chellemmm

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Hong Kong, not Mainland China. Stuff comes faster. It took them 7 biz days...I was impressed.

Their prices are pretty low, and they don't often have coupons...

This is a good deal...you would want a wall charger and some clearos, though...
EDIT: Wait---Fasttech is in China and will take weeks to arrive, plus China is now on holiday...
 

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Hong Kong, not Mainland China. Stuff comes faster. It took them 7 biz days...I was impressed.
Okay, sorry, not China...but I actually have an order from them that shipped more than a week ago (4/19) and it's still not here (in San Francisco now). I didn't think Jsand was looking to wait.
 

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Jsand, I thought I would offer a few more tips that I hope you will find helpful.

Batteries: Charge them when you receive them. They will only be partially charged. Unscrew the battery from the charger as soon as it is charged. The good news is that these batteries will tell you when they need to be charged. Start any new juice and/or clearo on the lowest voltage and work your way up. Check and clean your battery connector (use a bit of paper towel or similar) every time you remove your clearomizers. It can lengthen the life of your batteries. Use the case whenever possible. Start charging the battery as soon as it drains so you won't be caught without one that works.

CE4 Clearomizers: Don't fill them with juice above the wicks...stop where the wicks come out of the white plastic part in the middle (or maybe just a little below). After you fill them, lay them on the side so that the juice wets the coil. The coil is near the mouthpiece on these devices, so you may need to tilt your battery up to vape when the liquid gets low in the tank. If your coil doesn't get enough liquid, it's called a "dry hit." You also might want to label these clearos since they will look alike. Some use colored rubber bands, fingernail polish, or scotch tape/markers. Do what works for you.

Evod Clearomizers: These are filled from the bottom. Be sure to not get juice down the tube in the middle, and drip the juice down the wall of the clearo when filling. Only fill it so the level of the juice is just below the opening of the tube in the middle.

You'll eventually want or need more equipment (it happens to all of us :D). I would suggest a passthrough battery, which you can use charged or plugged into electricity (USB port, car, wall, etc). This way you will almost always have the option to vape, even if the battery is drained. If you like the CE4 clearo, consider getting a CE5 or similar device. You can replace the coil heads of them, and it will be cheaper than always buying new clearos.

You can use Google to search "discount codes" and the name of the vendor, and you can add "ecf" to find ones mentioned anywhere on the forum. Check http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pay-forward-pif/85781-deals-steals-994.html for discounts, members are adding to it all the time. You can also check Vapor Joe's for discounts as well.
 

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I thought the same thing when I first started, but the "cig-a-like" just didn't satisfy me enough to be able to quit the real thing (not enough vapor, inferior taste, and too much hassle). I was able to drastically reduce my smoking when I got an Ego Twist, clearomizers and some yummy juices. I think many here would agree, but of course everyone is different and you may find that a different setup works for you. Whatever the case, congratulations for wanting to ditch the analogs. Good luck to you!

This^. I started on the cigalike. I cut back on smokin cigs a bit, but when i started using an ego twist, I was able to stop altogether.
 

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Did you order the kit with the clearos? If so tilt the clearo to the side and fill making sure that you don't get any juice down the center post. Let the juice absorb into the wicks by twirling it around for a couple of minutes then screw it onto your battery & vape away.

Sorry...I tried to fig out which kit you decided to order from the posts. If its not the one with the clearos then disregard.
 

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Well i got everything today, Lol but I have one more question, How do I fill it?? I have the little squeeze bottle with the long point on the end, where do I stick that in?
Jsand, I thought I would offer a few more tips that I hope you will find helpful.

Batteries: Charge them when you receive them. They will only be partially charged. Unscrew the battery from the charger as soon as it is charged. The good news is that these batteries will tell you when they need to be charged. Start any new juice and/or clearo on the lowest voltage and work your way up. Check and clean your battery connector (use a bit of paper towel or similar) every time you remove your clearomizers. It can lengthen the life of your batteries. Use the case whenever possible. Start charging the battery as soon as it drains so you won't be caught without one that works.

CE4 Clearomizers: Don't fill them with juice above the wicks...stop where the wicks come out of the white plastic part in the middle (or maybe just a little below). After you fill them, lay them on the side so that the juice wets the coil. The coil is near the mouthpiece on these devices, so you may need to tilt your battery up to vape when the liquid gets low in the tank. If your coil doesn't get enough liquid, it's called a "dry hit." You also might want to label these clearos since they will look alike. Some use colored rubber bands, fingernail polish, or scotch tape/markers. Do what works for you.

Evod Clearomizers: These are filled from the bottom. Be sure to not get juice down the tube in the middle, and drip the juice down the wall of the clearo when filling. Only fill it so the level of the juice is just below the opening of the tube in the middle.

You'll eventually want or need more equipment (it happens to all of us :D). I would suggest a passthrough battery, which you can use charged or plugged into electricity (USB port, car, wall, etc). This way you will almost always have the option to vape, even if the battery is drained. If you like the CE4 clearo, consider getting a CE5 or similar device. You can replace the coil heads of them, and it will be cheaper than always buying new clearos.

You can use Google to search "discount codes" and the name of the vendor, and you can add "ecf" to find ones mentioned anywhere on the forum. Check http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pay-forward-pif/85781-deals-steals-994.html for discounts, members are adding to it all the time. You can also check Vapor Joe's for discounts as well.

The CE4s are the clear plastic clearomizers, unscrew the mouthpiece and fill from the top. The Evods are the solid-looking clearomizers with the vertical plastic windows; unscrew the base, turn it upside down, and fill from the bottom.
 
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