My hubby & I started using v2 e-cigs 6 days ago with great results & haven't smoked at all. I'm not going to "blow smoke up anyone's a#$ " & say it's been a breeze, but I am getting through it (1.5 pk @ day for 40+ years).
Anyway, I like my v2 but am overwhelmed by all the info about 510's to 901's, filling cartridges, etc. We are using the prefilled, but can see where it would be quite a savings to fill our own. Are you saying that the prefilled cartridges can be cleaned & refilled? Any suggestions or info would be very much appreciated.
Frank & Beth
Yes you can refill most cartomizers. If you take something like a straightened paperclip you can pop off that soft white mouthpiece and drip in new juice down the sides into the polyfilling. You can boil or wash them out and refill with a complete new flavor. Depending on your juice they can last through 4-10 refills easily. Learning to top off your cartomizers will keep you from vaping burnt filler.
Since you are only on day 6, you should go look at all the sites mentioned below since you can still return you V2cigs kit. Nothing really wrong with their system, but they sell the same thing at any number of wonderful vendors for a lot less. V2cigs is just an overpriced KR-808D1 rebrander.
Vapor4Life.com is a great place to get started if you like cig size like the v2cigs because everything they sell is 808 so it's less confusing. Great company with fast service and stands behind their product. Sign up for their newsletter, because they have a sale a few times a week and you can get up to 30% off at times. All their stuff is compatible with what you currently have.
Anyway not trying to push anything on you, but you could save some serious money with any of the great reliable vendors in the vendor forum. Shop around, so much cool e-cig stuff. Glad to see all the new ECF members and new vapers.
Read the InfoPages link on the top left. Someone went through a lot of trouble writing all this stuff up. Basically the 808, 510, 901, 4081, etc. are the different thread types.
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