After reading a lot of threads about the E9 batteries & carts it appears I could get them cheaper from ecig.com. I now have Red Dragon & Green Smoke batteries & carts. It appears that ecig.com products are shipped from China. Are their products and shippling reliable? Is there a better online source to buy from? I like the minis and have been happy with Red Dragon but not so much with Green Smoke. I do not want to sacrifice quality for price if there is a big difference.
Who is the best source for E9 Batteries & Carts?
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I think you probably mean www.e-cig.com (China-based). ecig.com just lists various analog cigarette/cigar links.
The E9 supplier I know best (i.e., the supplier; I've not used the E9 model) is LeCig (for batteries and cartos). [NOTE: LeCig calls their E9 the KR808D-2 or simply D2.]
In his post yesterday, iamdougm made me/us aware of a very inexpensive source for the E9: eJuiceUSA. For example, $40 for a two-battery, six-carto starter kit! [NOTE: I know nothing about this supplier.]
ECF member, Mac, who owns/manages Smoke51 kiosks, has recommended Vapure cartomizers for taste. They are more expensive.
FYI: The Kr8 model (also cartomizer-based) is much more widely used by ECF members. I described that model and provided links to several low-cost suppliers in my comparative review. Cartomizers for the Joye 510 model have become immensely popular. That model (and suppliers for it) also is included in that review (although I didn't talk about the 510 cartos).
The E9 supplier I know best (i.e., the supplier; I've not used the E9 model) is LeCig (for batteries and cartos). [NOTE: LeCig calls their E9 the KR808D-2 or simply D2.]
In his post yesterday, iamdougm made me/us aware of a very inexpensive source for the E9: eJuiceUSA. For example, $40 for a two-battery, six-carto starter kit! [NOTE: I know nothing about this supplier.]
ECF member, Mac, who owns/manages Smoke51 kiosks, has recommended Vapure cartomizers for taste. They are more expensive.
FYI: The Kr8 model (also cartomizer-based) is much more widely used by ECF members. I described that model and provided links to several low-cost suppliers in my comparative review. Cartomizers for the Joye 510 model have become immensely popular. That model (and suppliers for it) also is included in that review (although I didn't talk about the 510 cartos).
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