Electronic Cigarettes

[woodelf]

Has anyone tried these electronic ciggies and do they work and from which shops on the high street can they be bought? Ta Muchly.

[ummmm]

How much are the refills B00?

[B00]

The juice ummmm? I usually pay about 10 (ish) pounds for a 30ml bottle which lasts me about 3 weeks (again ish) as I do 'vape' quite heavily on it. However im not averse to a scouting round for bargains and i recently bought 20 5mls bottles for 98p each :-)

[ummmm]

Does your one look like a cigarette?

I'm going to get my monies worth out of the one I have and then I think I might upgrade to a better one.

[ladybirder]

Sorry but to me they don't work, you're still smoking, just swapping one device for another. Are they meant to be long term? By using the ecigs my daughter still has dreadful cravings for tobacco and the ecigs just give her enough to satisfy the craving and therefore to continue smoking them. I don't see her ever stopping at the moment. If you're smoking those then you haven't stopped smoking IMO. They do't break the habit. I'm sure there will be plenty of you who won't agree with me:-)

[B00]

No ummmm, it looks like these

http://rs.jucig.com/images/thumbs/0000000163025.jpeg

And I also have a pink one too. Why? Well, because it's pink!

[ladybirder]

sorry - DON'T break the habit

[B00]

I didn't want to break the habit ladybirder, I still enjoy smoking and to be brutally honest if they weren't so bloody expensive I still would be!

With an ECig you're satisfying (well mostly, it's not infallible) your nicotine craving which is less harmful than filling your lungs full of tar which is the REAL killer.

[ummmm]

I want a pink one!!!

I'll get back to you B00 when this one is finished. I've joined that site you posted :-)

[mallyh]

my oh gave up using halo zero he got them on line www.thesmokersangel.com

[B00]

nice one ummmm, im on there with same name as here, so easily found, though im not as prolific a poster there as here!

PM me there or via FB if/when you want to upgrade and i'll scout around for you. Do have a look round that forum, there's oodles of information from lots of people who really know their ECig stuff.

Apologies woodelf for the thread hijack, hope you're able to sift through my waffle and glean dome useful information x

[ummmm]

Cheers :-)

[woodelf]

Hi B00, what exactly do you get when you buy an e cig and for example, what does your e cig look like?...smile!

[B00]

Hey woodelf :-)

What you get with it depends where you buy it im afraid. The basic "thing" you can buy will be a tank, which is your battery, and a clearomiser which is what your EJuice goes into.

With that, you'll obviously need a charger, either a USB or mains. This may come as a package with the ECig, again, it depends what you buy and from where. You'll also need to buy the EJuice, again, yoour vendor may chuck one in the package for you.

Your clearomiser will be a disposable one, however ive found that by rinsing with water these can last a good couple of weeks, and at only a few quid a go, aren't expensive anyway- most people don't bother cleaning them out, preferring to buy a new one each time, but as im a tight northerner...

Batteries, ive found you'll need at least 2, as logic tells you that you'll need one to vape on as one is charging, especially of you vape constantly like I do. You might other hand find you can manage to wait a few hours whilst yours is charging, again, its a preference thing.

As for what it looks like, hmmm, let me think. They really are all different, colours, weight, size but mine is kinda cigar sized, coloured silver, and obviously heavier than a normal cigarette.

[woodelf]

Thanks very much B00...big wavy smile!

[B00]

Anytime woodelf, glad to help, if you need any more information, gimme a nudge :-)

[Kaytee26]

I got the Riva 1100 Deluxe Kit from Vapeescape and it is a very good starter kit with everything included except the juices. These are available at £2.49 for a 5ml bottle which is plenty to get you started, buy a few to try the different flavours.

[B00]

Jason's a brilliant vendor too, he's always happy to answer any questions you might have.

[andres]

My husband had to return the one that he bought .The leaflet inside the packet said that anyone who was diabetic should consult their doctor first . He was advised not to use one.

[Spoonboy]

I bought a disposable one. Never again. It cost £4.99 and the battery was already dead. Shop refused to take it back.

[B00]

Ya get what you pay for unfortunately Spoony.