V2cig

[rms62003]

I started with V2cigs, then went to V4life, since they seemed about the same company. For the filled carts, I prefer V2cigs. However, I'm starting to venture into filling my own carts, since this is fairly simple and much cheaper.

For a starter kit, V2cigs is great. The customer service is good, and they ship very fast. I ordered some prefilled carts from them not too long ago, and there was a problem with one flavor. They not only got back to me fast, but also found the original flavor and shipped it within a very reasonable period.

I will still use V2cigs for prefilled carts, but found cheaper alternatives for liquid, as well as parts. If you want a whole kit, i.e., starting, they are great. But the further you get into vaping, the more you will go to less expensive, and more customizable parts.

 

[Gibby!]

LoL Keys, you're absolutely right, but I think I got it right the second time around with the KGO, loving it so far. Had a little fun learning how to fill the Version 3 tank Carts from BreezEsmokes, bout a quarter bottles worth all over my desk, but hey ho, live and learn.

I agree rms, its a great way to get started if a little expensive. I love their pre filled Peppermint and Vanilla flavors, but its just to easy to do it yourself, if a little messy and time consuming... We will use the batts till they die, then replace with different or cheaper models.

 

[7less7]

lol, I heard that these were no good.

 

[vikki59]

V2 got me to quit smoking so I will always have a soft spot for them. Besides their batt's don't have that tacky paper on them for "skins". They are actually painted, so no peeling. They are awesome for someone trying to quit in the begining. And that is what is important. For me the ego sucked.

 

[dormouse]

I never had a Vapor4Life battery peel. They seem painted too and have a 10-13 second extra long cutoff for long drags, and they offer manuals which are what most people use and recommend. And the new style like SmokelessImage is nice too with slightly more charge and rubberized finish though a standard 5 second cutoff. My standard manufacturer gold button KR808D-1 also seems painted.

 

[mangoon]

Welcome. You have a good quality product to start with so dont worry about that. Badly overpriced but good quality. When it comes time to order more cartos, extra batteries etc use some of the many recomendations you will find here on ecf and you will save some money.

 

[tow2er]

So I see that there is alot of people who started with v2cigs, I was thinking for awhile that I was the only one who started with one of the v2 kits as opposed to an ego. I quit smoking analogs from the v2 starter kit, and quickly upgraded to mods. I still use the v2 occasionally when I go out. I found the v2cig to work exceptionally well with an adapter to 510 connection and use a 306LR. I find the v2 battery to be a better vape than a silver bullet, but the battery doesnt last nearly as long...

 

[Rule62]

I also started with V2. I've never had any problems with their customer service. I had a couple defective batteries early on, which they replaced promptly. As time went on, I became interested in filling my own cartos, and along the way, also found myself needing more battery life, so I began using small 3.7V box mods. I never use any "stick" type batteries anymore. My personal vaping needs have gone beyond what V2 offers. But I think V2 is a good company for anyone just venturing into vaping for the first time.

 

[Danielsuzuki]

^^^ Same as Rule62. All of my batteries are still kicking on 2ohm attys. I've gotten my fair share of bad cartos, but their customer service dept took care of it immediately. A good Starting point in vaping, although a bit pricy. Doesn't matter much if you continue to order from them. They also carry pricy juice now.