Need help tracking down a Blu-type eCig with a RED light

[ACM]

Hi - I am brand new to e-smoking. I chose an EkoCig, which is the same as a BluCig, but with a red LED (which I prefer). Now, after almost a week of vaping, my wife is ready to give it a shot. I wanted to buy the same brand, but EkoCig is no longer in business (for now - problems with obtaining inventory, I think).

The main thing is that I really want our e-cig parts to be compatible.

So, where can I find the same kind of e-cig as Blu, with the charging pack, etc., but with a RED light? If someone could confirm the model number, maybe I can track a kit down somewhere else. I think it's an L88b. I was hoping it was an RN4081 because AquaVapor carries those with a PCC.

This forum is great - lots of really helpful information here. Glad I found it!

 

[cliff5550]

The SmokeStik is a very reliable RN4081. We've used them since July with great satisfaction but for the best word on your situation check with the folks in the RN4081 super mini forum on this forum site. They'll have your answer. No doubt.
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[ACM]

Went with an RN4081. Two starter kits, actually. Good product. I kind of like the L88b a little better (more vapor, easier draw), but I'll hold on to one RN4081 kit as a backup. Thanks for the input.

 

[ghost_inhale]

Maybe I'm reviving an old thread perhaps but I just wanted to say that "Volcano ecigs" are almost exactly the same as blucigs...I'm pretty sure they are the same company too. They glow sort of reddish-orange so not fully red but I bet the parts for each are interchangable. I don't know, maybe this information will help someone else out so there ya have it .

 

[tinstar15]

Volcano and Blu are separate companies but they sell the same model (L88b). Same accessories, pretty much the same prices. Volcano's batteries have an orange LED. All parts are interchangeable between the two.

 

[nurse3766]

do a search on these and other forums about the blu cigs
everything ive read says they are cheap crap.

i got a generic ecig from rockymountain vapor its an DSE801 and it seems to be alot better quality than the 1st egig i bought.

i think you should research the different types then read reviews alot of ppl made you tube videos which i love

also read reviews of sellers and companies this info will be invaluble since it might save you alot of cash and headaches buying from the wrong person.
another company i like is myfreedomsmokes they have hardware on sale atm and juice . sry i cant add a link since im new on these boards.

 

[ACM]

Thanks for all the input. It's a lot to sort through, with so many vendors selling the same thing but branding them differently. I am pretty happy with my L88b and my wife likes her RN4081 (which I also like.) I hear a lot of good things about the 501, too. It could get pretty expensive with all the options I'd like to try.

 

[tinstar15]

Take anything you read with a grain of salt. There is no magic bullet when it comes to e-cigs. I and a few of my friends love my L88b and DSE601 pipe, one of my friends loves his knock off 510, another friend loves her 401 (gave her mine). I sampled a few types before finding my faves. Same with juices.

Some people like to follow trends and bag on the L88b because a few others do/did. Some tried it and moved on to other models, some stayed. I like mine now, but I also keep an eye out for other things.

I didn't like my 510...tons of vapor, tempermental PCC, mediocre on flavor to me. The 401 I got to replace it worked good and I used it for a month or so before buying and trying a Volcano. I love it now but am currently looking at a sidekick from aquavapor that a buddy is trying. If it works good i might grab one too.

Try looking for stuff that fits your needs (PCCs, battery life, cart type, etc) then try one by picking up a battery, charger, and a cart or so. Some brands work with other brands chargers which will save you some bucks. If you like it, then buy a full kit. If not, then you're only out a few bucks. I use my old or unused models as loaners to analog smoking friends to try. If they like it I either give it to them, or sell it to em at half or less. Good way to make back a few bucks and save a friend.

 

[Traineedoctormike]

hi im new to the site and just wanted to say hi to everyone. i need to say hi 8 more times after this lol