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Apollo Extreme |
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The difference between the Apollo Extreme Starter Kit and other e-cigarette kits was immediately apparent after we opened the box. The components of the kit seemed larger than what we had seen before.
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V2 Cigs |
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We waited for our V2 Cigs Economy Kit with high hopes. We had read and viewed numerous glowing reviews about this product and they spurred us to spend the $79.95 plus shipping charges for this kit. It arrived…
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SmokeTip |
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It can be difficult to maintain a positive outlook about testing e-cigarette brands when you have reviewed so many disappointments. Consequently, we did not have high hopes for SmokeTip, our latest purchase.
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White Cloud |
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The brand had developed a reputation for being expensive and we were intrigued by the idea of smoking the “best e-cigarette” money can buy. While there was no way to make a final determination of White Cloud’s…
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Premium |
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If you are one of the many shoppers who have recently bought a disposable electronic cigarette from a local 7-11, it is likely that you bought a Premium Electronic Cigarette. Premium has done an impressive job of establishing a…
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Vapor King |
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We had heard a lot about the Vapor King eTank cartridges, atomizers and batteries, so we were excited to test this company’s starter kit. Opening the Vapor King eTank Starter Kit, we discovered a tray that held two 2. 5 inch, five-volt…
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Choice 7’s |
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Perhaps the most elegant packaging in e-cigarettes that we have yet to see, the Choice 7’s Two Kit includes 6 Tobacco, Menthol or Blueberry High flavor cartridge/atomizers (no options in Nicotine strength), two 2¾” cigarette…
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Blu Cigs |
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In January, 2011 a new two-piece design was introduced by Blu Cigs. Maintaining pace with the latest innovations in e-cigarette technology, it is no longer necessary to use separate atomizers and these are now built directly into…
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NJOY |
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One of the oldest brands on the market, NJOY has evolved from a three-piece design (NCIG) to its current, sleek two-piece unit. Best known for their convenience store displays, NJOY continues to produce quality electronic cigarettes…
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S. Beach Smoke |
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We liked the South Beach Smoke website. Prominent phrases about money-back guarantees and lifetime warranties always put us in a positive mood. Our mood changed a bit after we selected the Deluxe Starter Kit and realized…
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Karma |
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We heard about Karma e-cigarettes through word of mouth and checked out their website in order to see if this new brand had anything interesting or new to present. We immediately noticed that they only offered one…
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Smoke Stik |
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Katherine Heigl appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman some time ago and gave an unexpected plug for the electronic cigarette industry. She and Dave were discussing their various attempts to quit smoking…
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Bloog |
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Having noticed Bloog on various electronic cigarette review sites, we decided to try it out for ourselves. Bloog Maxx offers 5 options for their starter kits. In order, according to price, these are the Basic Starter Kit ($39.99), the…
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eSmoke |
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We had a positive first experience with the eSmoke website. It was user friendly, easy to navigate and well-organized. The graphics were easy to read and the web designers must have known that this facilitates an…
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Nicotek Metro |
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We had unusually great expectations for the Nicotek Platinum Starter Kit. Our hopes for this e-cigarette brand were reinforced when the kit arrived quickly at our door. The vertical box got our attention immediately.
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Vapor4Life |
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You may like Vapor4Life products if you enjoy variety in your smoking experience, and don’t mind substandard vapor volume and noisy cartomizers. Their website offers 11 different starter kits. In addition, they advertise…
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Luci |
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The fact that certain electronic cigarette manufacturers continue to produce 3-piece designs is both a disappointment and a source of frustration for the editors of this site. As an ever-increasing number of e-cigarette…
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Gamucci |
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According to their website, UK-based Gamucci introduced the e-cigarette to Europe in 2007. The Huffington Post UK referred to Gamucci as one of “the more recognized brands” in a 2012 article describing the rising popularity…
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Smoke 51 |
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We appreciate the efforts that businesses make in order to offer basic starter kits which contain the minimum essentials for trying out their products without making a massive and blind investment. However, we also expect such kits…
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