New e-Cig, no model number

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Astor1977

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Hello and thank you for reading this.

I just purchased online, and will be needing replacement cartridges for it; alas, there is no model/part number anywhere on item or box that I can find. Does anyone reading this have or know anything about this particular brand?



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It's not a 510. It's not RN4081. (nor anything at all like them)

It's e-Health a cheap Chinese ecig and the closest model is M401 - try M401 carts but they may or may not fit your atomizer correctly and if they don't then try an M401 atomizer. MyPVShop has M401 stuff and LiteCigUSA.net might. Sometimes cheaper models use a different style atomizer and foil covered carts instead of carts with silicone plugs.

And you don't need any more carts anyway. I am still using the first cart on my M401. You add eliquid to the stuffing. When the stuffing gets too gunky you cut some blue foam stuffing for it (search Youtube for M401 blue foam but I cut mine a bit longer and a tiny bit wider)
 
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I was using the same one last week and no it's not a 510 the connections are different as for an m403 not seen the connections to those so im afraid i can't tell you.

What i can tell you is that they are an "ok" e-cig the amount of vapour isn't huge but isn't bad either. They do have a habit when bought as a kit for one battery to be dead out of the box (this is something i have read not experienced i only bought a single)

You can buy all the extras to go with this from amazon in the uk at least (not sure about usa)

E Health cigarette starter kit: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Beauty

They do normal (tobacco) carts B&H Marlboro tasting vanilla menthol and maybe more - they all tasted pretty similar to me.

Carts are cheap and could probably be refilled but at a couple £'s for ten carts not really worth the hastle .

Over a month you will notice the vapour gets less and the battery needs charging more and more but overall not a bad very cheap e-cig .

Hope that helps you out a bit
 

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Astor1977

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The cheapest place is probably Cool Gadgets at the Right Price - Worldwide Free Shipping - DealExtreme. 10 piece pack for around $2.50. Search for e-cig refills. That whole kit's less than $10 on there. They will take about 3 weeks to get to you though.

If you're happy with it, so be it but, there are a lot better kits than that available.

I have no doubt that there are better kits out there. But since I'm a newb with all this, trying to keep my costs down while I learn what the hell I'm doing with it all. :p
 

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And you understand you do not actually need more carts? Those carts will physically last near forever. You need eliquid. You can push up the juice cup by sticking an unbent paperclip in the mouth hole of a cart, add some eliquid into the stuffing (not too much because you have auto batteries so they are easy to kill or damage with juice leaks), make sure the stuffing is near the top edge of the juice cup, and then get the juice cup back down into the cart without pressing on the stuffing,

The e-Health/M40x have very very tiny juice cups, much smaller than the outside size of the filter-look cart. It is one of the smallest ecigs and holds very little juice. I started on M402 manual and upgraded to M401 manual and then within 4 weeks bought and switched to other ecigs.
 
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I have no doubt that there are better kits out there. But since I'm a newb with all this, trying to keep my costs down while I learn what the hell I'm doing with it all. :p

Well one of my big fears is someone gets a kit like that and hates it. Then they write off PVs altogether because they think they've tried them. I just wanted to make sure you were aware that this kit is a loooooong way from best of breed.

I'm being polite with that description. :)
 

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That is the same kit I started with different re-brand, but same kit. mine was labeled Randy's. 401 is correct, except the length the treads sticks out of the batteries is not long enough to make contact with a aftermarket 401 attie, they will screw on just fine but will not make electrical contact. So if you bought an after market battery it would work you would just have a gap. the carts worked just fine.
 
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