All electric cigarette companies offer their own certain qualities that appeal to different smokers but one of the main things to look for is reliability and the cost to attain one. We will do a quick electric cigarette review on which electronic cigarette is the best bang for your buck.
I am wanting to start using the e cigarette and need to know which brand puts out enough vapor for a heavy smoker, is rechargeable, doesn’t have a cord hanging down from it, has inexpensive refills, ect.
We have tried out a lot of different electric cigarettes but one that scores extremely high is the Solar Cigarette.
One of the best things about the Solar Cigarette electric cigarette is that they give you 2 options when you decide to make your first purchase and that is they offer a try before you buy offer where you just pay $9.97 for shipping and handling. Then you get 14 days to try it out.
The other option is to buy the full starter kit which starts at $67.00 for a full kit which will include:
- 2nd Generation Starter Kit w/ Atomizer
- 2 High Capacity Lithium Batteries
- 5 Genuine Tobacco Flavored Cartridges
- 1 USB Charger
- 1 Wall Charger
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
The cartridges will last around 300-350 puffs depending on your smoking style. This all depends on if you like to take long drags or short drags off the electric cigarette. The cartridges supply 300 puffs and are reasonable priced at $15.00 – $20.00 depending on which refill cartridges you buy. They also offer vitamin packs that boost energy and help you lose weight. The Solar Cigarette was the only electric cigarette to offer the vitamin packs.
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My girlfriend is a heavy smoker, and she uses a Solar Cigarette with high-strength nicotine cartridges (she prefers menthol solution rated about 16mg, but they go higher I think…). She shopped for a while and chose this one because it was a good mid-quality, more affordable brand.
No cords or cables, just a battery, atomizer and cartridge that are about the same size a conventional 100 cigarette when all three parts are assembled.
The common Solar Cigarette dual-atomizer starter kits have two rechargeable batteries, two atomizers, a charger unit, and a 5-pack of cartridges of varying strengths. (There are several different kinds of starter kits, so when you buy, check out the itemized list of what’s in it so you know what you’re getting.
A charged Solar Cigarette battery will give you about 300 puffs, according to the manufacturer. (I confess I’ve never asked my girl how many puffs she actually gets before she has to recharge.)
The starter kits run about $67, and you can get a 5-pack of refill cartridges for about $19.00. Each cartridge is about the same nicotine as 15 to 20 regular cigs, so you’re paying about $1.25 per pack, give or take.
My girl uses the pre-filled replacement cartridges and says they’re better…no muss, no fuss, good vapor…just swap out the empty one and keep puffing.
The Solar Cigarette was my girl’s first e-cig, and it seems to be a good starter brand, no matter how much you smoke. There are other more expensive models out there, but the JOYE is good easy to use, generates good vapor, and you don’t have to spend $100 to get into one.
Hope that helps.
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Look, if you just want to substitute conventional cigarettes with electronic ones because the last don’t contain tar, it’s ok. But if you consider e-cigarettes to be a healthy alternative to the standard smoking, I am not sure this is a good choice.
Do you know that FDA and WHO (World Health Organization) don’t accept e-cigarettes as safe and effective smoking cessation aid. Just read the article about prof and cons of e-cigarettes.
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