Please help

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Couple weeks ago I bought a smoking-everywhere e-cig and although I like the idea I'm not a huge fan of the product itself. I'd like to get a better e-cig and have a hard time choosing one. Also I really have no idea where's the best place to order. I saw some recommendations, but the names don't mean much to me. The same with the models. In most posts people talk about 510, 910 .. etc, but what's the full name/model number?

Please, help me find a good quality e-cig, and a reliable place to shop. Thanks.

P.S I'm smoking about a pack of Camels/day, so I'm looking for some strong flavors and decent battery life.

 

[ref50]

Keep serching I'm sure you wil find the right one, good luck

 

[UberDuper]

If you decide on the Joye 510, cignot is definitely the place to order from.
The 510 is sold under a handful of names from different distributers.

A 510 battery doesn't meet the decent battery life requirement. A couple places sell 'mega batteries' for them, but what you'll probably want eventually is a battery mod.

UD.

 

[Libertysf]

First of all I recommend reading this; http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...strated-guide-e-cigs-parts-1-through-6-a.html

This is also a good general overview; http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...buying-using-electronic-cigarette-primer.html

For suppliers, check out the ones listed on the bottom of the forum page.

 

[420GypsyGirl]

The Joye 510 from vaporkings.com is a good choice, but the battery life thing you mentioned might be an issue depending on how much you end up vaping. I smoked about what you do and the Joye 510 worked perfect for me. There is a USB passthru you can purchase that you can use while at you computer - so that might be an alternative for the battery.

Go to vaporkings.com and check out what Rob has. He has fast delivery and good service. Here is a discount code: VKBC

If battery life is a huge concern than I am going to recommend the eGo from Janty. People say the battery last for 8+ hrs. The eGo is a bit more expensive than a 510, but it is based off the 510 so parts like attys and carts are readily available. If paying $80 plus dollars for a PV is not beyond your budget than I would seriously consider an eGo.

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