"As for me, while those two adjectives most certainly apply here, I would have sooner described this thread as frustrating and disheartening."
Thank you, Viv....I'm glad you said it. Being a noob I have to be especially careful lest I offend anyone. Lord knows I can't get the information I need from the sellers websites so I have to try and find it here. It absolutely astonishes me how difficult it is to get a simple, straight answer to a simple question. Besides making it difficult for people who might want to try e-smoking my fear is that the difficulty in getting accuate, easily accesable information is simply going to be fuel for the anti-ecig campaigns out there. And unfortunately.....I can't blame them. One has to wonder why???? It's frighteningly similair to the analog industry. Has anyone ever tried to find out exactly what material our cartridges, specificly cartomizers, is made out of ? I have....and found abosulutely nothing. And not one supplier that frequents this board has responded to any of the threads regarding this issue and the safety issue of that material routinely burning....as in combustion.
I love my e-cigs. I was so happy when I found out about them. From the day I opened the first package with my e-cigs in it I have not touched an analog. Neither has my husband who is a truck driver and was a heavy "mad smoker". He admitted to bumming an analog off someone at work the other day because he had forgotten to charge his batteries....he said he took 2 hits and threw it away it tasted so bad. But reading and trying to participate in this forum has us having serious discussions about either giving up nicotine completely or in my case just switching to Nicorette inhalers or gum.
But I would still like an answer to my question about my batteries.
This is the kind of information that should be right up front on any website that sells e-cigs.
Thank you, Viv....I'm glad you said it. Being a noob I have to be especially careful lest I offend anyone. Lord knows I can't get the information I need from the sellers websites so I have to try and find it here. It absolutely astonishes me how difficult it is to get a simple, straight answer to a simple question. Besides making it difficult for people who might want to try e-smoking my fear is that the difficulty in getting accuate, easily accesable information is simply going to be fuel for the anti-ecig campaigns out there. And unfortunately.....I can't blame them. One has to wonder why???? It's frighteningly similair to the analog industry. Has anyone ever tried to find out exactly what material our cartridges, specificly cartomizers, is made out of ? I have....and found abosulutely nothing. And not one supplier that frequents this board has responded to any of the threads regarding this issue and the safety issue of that material routinely burning....as in combustion.
I love my e-cigs. I was so happy when I found out about them. From the day I opened the first package with my e-cigs in it I have not touched an analog. Neither has my husband who is a truck driver and was a heavy "mad smoker". He admitted to bumming an analog off someone at work the other day because he had forgotten to charge his batteries....he said he took 2 hits and threw it away it tasted so bad. But reading and trying to participate in this forum has us having serious discussions about either giving up nicotine completely or in my case just switching to Nicorette inhalers or gum.
But I would still like an answer to my question about my batteries.
This is the kind of information that should be right up front on any website that sells e-cigs.
