SDaniels:
Actually, janeb posted a link to the site up above for the 2 piece. http://www.getvapure.com/
I'm sure you heard them talk about the "atomizer" or "heat coil" on the e-cigarette you bought. Won't you won't hear is that this piece requires maintenance, must be cleaned, and is prone to failure and short life if not 'babied' ad taken care of.
The new tech in the 2 piece means that the atomizer is actually built into the replacement cartridge. So, every time you change the cartridge, or flavor, you get a brand new atomizer.
The only thing you actually hang onto is the battery for recharges. — May 8, 2009 5:09 p.m.
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Another thought. The way this model works, is the atomizer is slid into the cartridge. The cartridge holds a pad with liquid that is must make contact with in order to vaporize it. When the vapor stops, try separating the cartridge from the atomizer and giving it a couple taps upside down to dive liquid to the area the atomizer is touching. Not sure if it will work but worth a shot to get you through until you are taken care of by warranty. Good luck!— May 8, 2009 6:16 p.m.
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SDaniels: I know it looks that way, but it really is three pieces. You can unscrew the cartridge with the atomizer together, but they are both separate. If you pull the cartridge straight back from the battery while it is together, it will expose the atomizer. The atomizer screws off and on by itself. You can watch it here from smokingeverywhere's site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aiZin5y4PQ The "atomization chamber" is separate from the nicotine cartridge in this style e-cig. You can also see a comparison of the 2 styles here: http://www.getvapure.com/default/compare/ Hopefully they get you taken care of. The 3 puffs this definitely isn't going to cut it.— May 8, 2009 5:56 p.m.
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joshb: Posting that riddle at 2am was evil :) I enjoyed it though.— May 8, 2009 5:12 p.m.
Electric Cigarettes, Cyrus, Homeless, Chinese...Something offensive for everyone!
SDaniels: Actually, janeb posted a link to the site up above for the 2 piece. http://www.getvapure.com/ I'm sure you heard them talk about the "atomizer" or "heat coil" on the e-cigarette you bought. Won't you won't hear is that this piece requires maintenance, must be cleaned, and is prone to failure and short life if not 'babied' ad taken care of. The new tech in the 2 piece means that the atomizer is actually built into the replacement cartridge. So, every time you change the cartridge, or flavor, you get a brand new atomizer. The only thing you actually hang onto is the battery for recharges.— May 8, 2009 5:09 p.m.
Electric Cigarettes, Cyrus, Homeless, Chinese...Something offensive for everyone!
To SDaniels: You should definitely get more then 2 puffs in a row on an ecig. Sounds like it's a dud. The 2 piece style ecig is the way to go, nothing to maintain, clean, etc. Good luck!— May 7, 2009 5:56 p.m.
Electric Cigarettes, Cyrus, Homeless, Chinese...Something offensive for everyone!
I love the point about cigarette litter. I actually read an idea a few days ago where the notion was proposed: Place a 5-cent deposit on every cigarette butt. Now, we’re not increasing the cost of cigarettes. In a few weeks after enactment of this deposit, I wager that every cigarette butt that’s out there will be gone. In addition, the homeless will have another item to cash in on so this deposit would be a guarantee that butts everywhere will disappear. The way to redeem these butts is at recycling centers that take cans and bottles. The electronic cigarette will definitely help as well. One cartridge is equal to about a pack and a half or two packs of smokes. It's a saving for the smoker, and the environment. In fact there's a ton of articles over here that talk about ecigs and the environment. Pretty cool. http://getvapure.com/news/category/environment/— May 7, 2009 5:53 p.m.