when first recieved your e cigarette what things to take care?

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MNZ

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Both batteries will come with some charge in them to start with, so you use your new toy straight away.

My advice would be to put the spare battery into your charger as soon as you get it. It shouldn't take more than a couple of hours to fully charge up, hopefully that will be a short enough time for the other battery to last so you can start to appreciate how its all going to work for you.

As soon as the spare battery is charged, that's when the light turnd green, change it and put the other battery on the charger. That way you will always have a fully charged battery ready to use.

Did you buy any spare atomizers and batteries ? If you didn't you should do so as soon as possible. Atomizers do fail, if you've only got one of them, you will be with a unit to use until the replacement arrives.

I keep two spare atomizers and two spare batteries on hand for exactly that reason. Right now I'm waiting on 2 e-cigarillo atomizers. 1 penstyle atomizer & 1 penstyle battery to be replaced. If I didn't have spare parts here already, then I'd be without something to use.
 

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Both batteries will come with some charge in them to start with, so you use your new toy straight away.

My advice would be to put the spare battery into your charger as soon as you get it. It shouldn't take more than a couple of hours to fully charge up, hopefully that will be a short enough time for the other battery to last so you can start to appreciate how its all going to work for you.

As soon as the spare battery is charged, that's when the light turnd green, change it and put the other battery on the charger. That way you will always have a fully charged battery ready to use.

Did you buy any spare atomizers and batteries ? If you didn't you should do so as soon as possible. Atomizers do fail, if you've only got one of them, you will be with a unit to use until the replacement arrives.

I keep two spare atomizers and two spare batteries on hand for exactly that reason. Right now I'm waiting on 2 e-cigarillo atomizers. 1 penstyle atomizer & 1 penstyle battery to be replaced. If I didn't have spare parts here already, then I'd be without something to use.


:oops:gee I never order spare atomizers.But I will use first than decide how it go
 

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That's fair enough fish, you need to know if this thing we do is right for you before you go committing anymore money to it.

I'm a heavy e-mister, I have one going pretty much all the time, and I get about a months use from an atomizer before it needs replacing. Some people on here are getting much longer times from theirs, several months in some cases. You might be very lucky and get a really good atomizer that lasts and lasts ... I sure hope you do. But equally you might also get a dud from day one. It's a bit of a luck dip with these things at the moment.

Best of luck with yours, I know how excited I was when I bought my first one and also how disappointed I was when it stopped working. Don't give up on it when you do get your first failure. Send it back and get it replaced, just as we all do with ours now, and then buy some spares for it too :)
 
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DeviLFisH

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Both batteries will come with some charge in them to start with, so you use your new toy straight away.

My advice would be to put the spare battery into your charger as soon as you get it. It shouldn't take more than a couple of hours to fully charge up, hopefully that will be a short enough time for the other battery to last so you can start to appreciate how its all going to work for you.

As soon as the spare battery is charged, that's when the light turnd green, change it and put the other battery on the charger. That way you will always have a fully charged battery ready to use.

Did you buy any spare atomizers and batteries ? If you didn't you should do so as soon as possible. Atomizers do fail, if you've only got one of them, you will be with a unit to use until the replacement arrives.

I keep two spare atomizers and two spare batteries on hand for exactly that reason. Right now I'm waiting on 2 e-cigarillo atomizers. 1 penstyle atomizer & 1 penstyle battery to be replaced. If I didn't have spare parts here already, then I'd be without something to use.


:oops: since now I waiting for my first penstyle model come

I "might" as well order one more set.

since one set got one spare battery
I just need to buy 2 extra atomiser.

that mean I got 4 as standby .correct?:D
 
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