Quit Smoking - E Cigarette Kit 2 Batteries, Charger, Case, Clearomizer $19.26 Shipped @ FastTech

Quote from SkyKing02 : it's really hard to quit smoking? it seems pretty easy for me....i

It's easy to quit smoking. I've done it hundreds of times
-- Mark Twain

Quote from garstud : Anyone have a deal on replacement clearomizers? I can make a bulk purchase to get the price down per unit if needed. My Used to Smoke Story: I didn't want to quite, I like smoking. I bought the $0.1 Victory ecig around xmas with no expectation of quitting but I now prefer ecigs and moved to a kit like the one on the OP around 6 weeks ago. With the Victory Kit I found I was allergic to PG which caused me to break out in hives so now I make my own juice with Vegetable Glycerin. Pretty easy and cheaper, you can find ejuice calculators online to mix it up. I wish the clearomizers weren't consumable and have to be replaced.

I'm pretty sure the clearomizer itself is not consumable, its the coil inside that is. And those can be purchased for 5 for 10 dollars i believe, even less if you buy in bulk.

Quote from fido14dido : curious--how long were you on chantix? i'm planning on seeing a doc for a prescription since the nico gums haven't worked for me. i'm currently on 3/4 pack a day ...12 years going.

I know this is sort of off-topic, but I quit smoking in December using a book by Allen Carr called "The Easy Way to Stop Smoking". It really worked for me.... I was able to quit cold turkey. Feels amazing to be free.

Quote from mpetrovsky : My kudos to "cold turkey" method and all people who has guts to go for it.

I didnt get it done in one try.

First time , I didnt smoke for almost 3 months. Then I met some friends, went to bar and started smoking.

The second time, I didnt smoke for almost 6 months and then I smoked for 2 months.

The third time I really felt, I should stop smoking for my health and stopped.

This is what I kept reading ( Saved as a book mark on the Home computer , Work Computer, Smart phone.....) when ever I got a chance the first few weeks and now , Ilook at it once in 2 to 3 months.

http://whyquit.com/whyquit/a_bene...table.html

Has anyone in this thread actually used the linked kit? I was just wondering if the batteries have an on/off feature like some other models. I currently use a mod box that I put together from a kit at madvapes.com after using the standard 510 batteries for WAY too long. Been wanting to try out an ego style and this seems perfect but just wondering about the on/off and if it doesn't have it have you had any problems with it activating in your pocket?

Quote from firecracker : Has anyone in this thread actually used the linked kit? I was just wondering if the batteries have an on/off feature like some other models. I currently use a mod box that I put together from a kit at madvapes.com after using the standard 510 batteries for WAY too long. Been wanting to try out an ego style and this seems perfect but just wondering about the on/off and if it doesn't have it have you had any problems with it activating in your pocket?

Yes it has the 5 click on/off feature.
It does not have the color changing LED for remaining battery power that my Ego has

Quote from DonV1962 : Yes it has the 5 click on/off feature. It does not have the color changing LED for remaining battery power that my Ego has

Thanks for the info. What's the total length on it with the clearos (I'm assuming it comes with them, but the description doesn't really specify)? How is the size for carrying it your pocket?

Quote from firecracker : Thanks for the info. What's the total length on it with the clearos (I'm assuming it comes with them, but the description doesn't really specify)? How is the size for carrying it your pocket?

The battery is right about 3" I don't have one of the clearomizers that came with it but I'd guess that would add 2" or so. I wouldn't call it super comfortable in the pocket but it's not bad. They are a good bit bigger and heavier than the 510 batteries.

Quote from DonV1962 : The battery is right about 3" I don't have one of the clearomizers that came with it but I'd guess that would add 2" or so. I wouldn't call it super comfortable in the pocket but it's not bad. They are a good bit bigger and heavier than the 510 batteries.

Thanks again for the info. For $20 I'll give it a go. My main concern was the on/off.

This is similar to what I've been carrying around http://www.madvapes.com/901-808-3...witch.html with a carto tank/drip tip on top. I didn't realize how bad the 510s actually were until I started using it. Lol.

Quote from TheKarn : I'm pretty sure the clearomizer itself is not consumable, its the coil inside that is. And those can be purchased for 5 for 10 dollars i believe, even less if you buy in bulk.

Well, yes actually, in this specific clearomizer, the whole thing needs to be thrown out when the coil goes bad. The clearomizers that come with this package are the CE4s, not CE4+ (or higher).

The naming scheme on these clearos is really messed up, but I think it's usually the case that when it states the name and has a plus sign next to it, then you can buy replacement heads (coils) for it.

With the CE4, the post with the head on it is actually glued onto the plastic tube. The reason I know is because I have a CE4, and was pretty bummed to find this out myself.


However, with that said, if you don't use highly acidic juice, your CE4 clearos should last between 2 and 4 weeks before they have to be tossed. Then you can purchase some new clearos, tanks, or RBAs that allow for replacement heads/coils.



On the deal itself, I think it's actually a pretty good starter kit. A VapeDojo Katana Kit can be had for $13+s/h, but it only has 1 battery and 1 CE4 clearo (and a charger). Only downside I can see is that you have to wait for shipment from China.


Hope this helps anyone wondering about the clearos!

Quote from kingaffiliation : Well, yes actually, in this specific clearomizer, the whole thing needs to be thrown out when the coil goes bad. The clearomizers that come with this package are the CE4s, not CE4+ (or higher). The naming scheme on these clearos is really messed up, but I think it's usually the case that when it states the name and has a plus sign next to it, then you can buy replacement heads (coils) for it. With the CE4, the post with the head on it is actually glued onto the plastic tube. The reason I know is because I have a CE4, and was pretty bummed to find this out myself. However, with that said, if you don't use highly acidic juice, your CE4 clearos should last between 2 and 4 weeks before they have to be tossed. Then you can purchase some new clearos, tanks, or RBAs that allow for replacement heads/coils. On the deal itself, I think it's actually a pretty good starter kit. A VapeDojo Katana Kit can be had for $13+s/h, but it only has 1 battery and 1 CE4 clearo (and a charger). Only downside I can see is that you have to wait for shipment from China. Hope this helps anyone wondering about the clearos!

Here is the the CE4+ kit from them for $20.56 http://www.fasttech.com/products/...-cigarette
My bad I had that one posted at first but thought this was the same kit only cheaper. Had no idea about the CE4+ versus the CE4. In my kit, the clearomizers were CE4+ andcan be disassembled for cleaning or replacement I guess.

Can you explain the difference as they also have a CE5 a CE6?
The only replacement atomizer head is listed as "CE5 / CE6 / CE7 / VIVI / VIVI2 Atomizer Coil Head". Found here http://www.fasttech.com/products/...-coil-head
Does the Coil fit the CE4+ also?

Quote from DonV1962 : Where are you getting them that cheap. I would like to know in case I ever need an emergency kit that I can get fast. The two week wait from Fasttech is a little bit of a pain.

http://liberty-flights.com/product.asp?id=55
$37 less 20% off(link on top left)
The "tank" it comes with is crap tho but I feel like their battery lasts the longest out of all others that I had (well as far as joye knock offs go)

I found other sales here and there through vaporjoes.com
Some site had Kanger batteries + Kanger MT3(? that new one) for $34 for a set of two.
I also got 4 batteries from madvape or gotvape or something for $6 each.
I know not very helpful but not like you can get these deals currently anyway =p. They were a one time deal where I stocked up on.

Quote from DonV1962 : Here is the the CE4+ kit from them for $20.56 http://www.fasttech.com/products/...-cigarette My bad I had that one posted at first but thought this was the same kit only cheaper. Had no idea about the CE4+ versus the CE4. In my kit, the clearomizers were CE4+ andcan be disassembled for cleaning or replacement I guess. Can you explain the difference as they also have a CE5 a CE6? The only replacement atomizer head is listed as "CE5 / CE6 / CE7 / VIVI / VIVI2 Atomizer Coil Head". Found here http://www.fasttech.com/products/...-coil-head Does the Coil fit the CE4+ also?

Ahh, I see. Yes, those ones can be replaced. I wouldn't even consider buying the CE4 kit if the CE4+ kit is only a few cents more!

Like I said before, the naming scheme is really messed up on the clearos. They're all made in China by different manufacturers (usually multiple manufacturers make the same clearo), and when an improvement is made, they usually give it a new name like CE4+ rev. 2, or something convoluted like that.

One manufacturer of the CE4+ can make their revision different than another manufacturer, but they can both call it the CE4+ rev. 2, since there really aren't any regulations for this type of thing, and virtually nobody cares about patents in China. And to make it even worse, some manufacturers can choose to call their new one CE6, even if it is the exact same thing as the CE4+. Really confusing.


With that said, I'm sorry, but it's nearly impossible for me to know what the differences are between the clearos they sell without actually ordering some to see for myself. I can tell you though that it seems that the CE5 and CE6 both hold 1.6ml, but the CE6 seems to allow for replacement heads, whereas the CE5 does not. I could be wrong, just so we're clear. I have no idea why they say the replacement heads fit the CE5, since it doesn't appear to be replaceable. The CE7 seems to hold 5ml, and offers replaceable heads.


Even though I think that replacement head should fit the CE4+, that doesn't mean it will. To add even further to the confusion, certain manufacturers tend to make slight revisions that will make "standard" (and I use that term loosely) CE4+ heads incompatible, so you have to buy heads from them. Since I can't be sure that the head will actually work with anything, I can't really say yes or no. I really just haven't the slightest idea.


TL;DR: Who knows what the replacement heads will work with. And I never claimed to be an expert!

Quote from kingaffiliation : Ahh, I see. Yes, those ones can be replaced. I wouldn't even consider buying the CE4 kit if the CE4+ kit is only a few cents more! Like I said before, the naming scheme is really messed up on the clearos. They're all made in China by different manufacturers (usually multiple manufacturers make the same clearo), and when an improvement is made, they usually give it a new name like CE4+ rev. 2, or something convoluted like that. One manufacturer of the CE4+ can make their revision different than another manufacturer, but they can both call it the CE4+ rev. 2, since there really aren't any regulations for this type of thing, and virtually nobody cares about patents in China. And to make it even worse, some manufacturers can choose to call their new one CE6, even if it is the exact same thing as the CE4+. Really confusing. With that said, I'm sorry, but it's nearly impossible for me to know what the differences are between the clearos they sell without actually ordering some to see for myself. I can tell you though that it seems that the CE5 and CE6 both hold 1.6ml, but the CE6 seems to allow for replacement heads, whereas the CE5 does not. I could be wrong, just so we're clear. I have no idea why they say the replacement heads fit the CE5, since it doesn't appear to be replaceable. The CE7 seems to hold 5ml, and offers replaceable heads. Even though I think that replacement head should fit the CE4+, that doesn't mean it will. To add even further to the confusion, certain manufacturers tend to make slight revisions that will make "standard" (and I use that term loosely) CE4+ heads incompatible, so you have to buy heads from them. Since I can't be sure that the head will actually work with anything, I can't really say yes or no. I really just haven't the slightest idea. TL;DR: Who knows what the replacement heads will work with. And I never claimed to be an expert!

No biggie just wish I could fill anybody interested in a little more. I wasn't to impressed with the clearomizers that came with the kit anyway, thought mine had a strange taste. Wife seemed to like the other one from the kit I gave to her very much though. I really wasn't impressed with an other clearomizer I tried either, believe it was a Vision. Maybe I just don't like them. I do lean more to cartomizers.