Comments on: Can anybody recommend a good and cheap electronic cigarette? http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/ Quit Smoking for Good Naturally Sat, 19 May 2012 16:06:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jason http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/comment-page-1/#comment-4187 Jason Tue, 21 Apr 2009 06:38:30 +0000 http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/#comment-4187 Definitely the Joye 510! Great price to start and maintain as well as the best overall performing e-cig available. Definitely the Joye 510! Great price to start and maintain as well as the best overall performing e-cig available.

]]> By: metagg http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/comment-page-1/#comment-4186 metagg Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:43:31 +0000 http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/#comment-4186 The Joye 510 with the manual button. This thing is awesome. My first E-Cig was a big one, the DSE801, it's a pen style E-Cig and was said to give off the most vapor and last the longest. Well I bought it, and didn't really like the amount of time it took to charge the battery, I wasn't impressed with the Flute mouthpiece, it didn't have the hit I was looking for, and the battery automatically shut off after a 5 second-drag, and you had to wait for the LED to stop blinking before you could take another drag. The Joye 510 is a smaller E-Cig. The manual button lets me control how long of a drag I want. The vapor it produces is great. I love it! If you use it quite a bit, you get about 90 minutes of use. But you get 2 batteries and each battery only takes an hour to charge. The pen style batteries took 4 hours to charge. I got a car charger for when I'm at work, since I work at locations and use a company vehicle. The 510 also uses less juice than my DSE801, so my juice supply lasts longer. Never pay over $50 for a starter kit, and never subscribe to a company. Companies want you to subscribe to cartridge purchases, but you never want to do this. You can fill your own cartridges at home, and carry around juice to top off your e-cig at any time. The juice is WAY cheaper than buying cartridges. A fully loaded cartridge lasts about 8 cigarettes. A cartridge costs about $1, but reloading your own cartridge costs just pennies. I haven't heard any reviews of somebody not liking the Joye 510. If you go to awesomevapor.com, Arno is the nicest seller you can ever come across. He has the cheapest supplies and the best customer service around. He also has a 14-day money back guarantee if you don't like the product. He's also ECA certified, which is very important. Arno is hands down, THE BEST! The Joye 510 with the manual button. This thing is awesome. My first E-Cig was a big one, the DSE801, it’s a pen style E-Cig and was said to give off the most vapor and last the longest. Well I bought it, and didn’t really like the amount of time it took to charge the battery, I wasn’t impressed with the Flute mouthpiece, it didn’t have the hit I was looking for, and the battery automatically shut off after a 5 second-drag, and you had to wait for the LED to stop blinking before you could take another drag.

The Joye 510 is a smaller E-Cig. The manual button lets me control how long of a drag I want. The vapor it produces is great. I love it! If you use it quite a bit, you get about 90 minutes of use. But you get 2 batteries and each battery only takes an hour to charge. The pen style batteries took 4 hours to charge. I got a car charger for when I’m at work, since I work at locations and use a company vehicle. The 510 also uses less juice than my DSE801, so my juice supply lasts longer.

Never pay over $50 for a starter kit, and never subscribe to a company. Companies want you to subscribe to cartridge purchases, but you never want to do this. You can fill your own cartridges at home, and carry around juice to top off your e-cig at any time. The juice is WAY cheaper than buying cartridges. A fully loaded cartridge lasts about 8 cigarettes. A cartridge costs about $1, but reloading your own cartridge costs just pennies.

I haven’t heard any reviews of somebody not liking the Joye 510. If you go to awesomevapor.com, Arno is the nicest seller you can ever come across. He has the cheapest supplies and the best customer service around. He also has a 14-day money back guarantee if you don’t like the product. He’s also ECA certified, which is very important. Arno is hands down, THE BEST!

]]> By: TheBigO http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/comment-page-1/#comment-4185 TheBigO Fri, 17 Apr 2009 08:55:51 +0000 http://www.aboutelectriccigarettes.com/e-cigarette-questions-answers/can-anybody-recommend-a-good-and-cheap-electronic-cigarette/#comment-4185 Take a look at Clean Smoke! It is the best selling electronic cigarette. I have several myself, and I've been smoke free for almost a year now! ;-) The best is that you can get a risk free trial of the cigarette Take a look at their site at: Take a look at Clean Smoke! It is the best selling electronic cigarette. I have several myself, and I’ve been smoke free for almost a year now! ;-) The best is that you can get a risk free trial of the cigarette

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