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Here's a few vendors...
It's quite a job trying to find low nig and zero nic juices!
A lot of vendors do low nic juices, and a few do zero nic.
The only place I have found that has quite a few zero and low nic juices is a vendor called Simply E-Liquid which have a lot of fruit flavoured juices. I haven't tried any of their personally, so I couldn't comment on the juices specifically - maybe someone else has and can add some comments?
Have a look at their website here, and I'll carry on looking.
It's quite a job trying to find low nig and zero nic juices!
A lot of vendors do low nic juices, and a few do zero nic.
The only place I have found that has quite a few zero and low nic juices is a vendor called Simply E-Liquid which have a lot of fruit flavoured juices. I haven't tried any of their personally, so I couldn't comment on the juices specifically - maybe someone else has and can add some comments?
Have a look at their website here, and I'll carry on looking.
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The shisha range at ukecigstore store comes in zero Nic
http://www.ukecigstore.com/index.php?route=product/search&filter_name=Shisha&page=1
Don't forget to grab your discount code from forum
http://www.ukecigstore.com/index.php?route=product/search&filter_name=Shisha&page=1
Don't forget to grab your discount code from forum
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looks a good website and I may be tempted to try the 10 x samples at 5ml. Any suggestions on a new battery as I think my Ego starter battery has reached the end of its life now
If your happy with your ego battery, I would suggest another ego, you could go for an ego spinner which allows for VV, the battery is a bit longer but same sort of diameter
thanks for that. I'm unsure what a VV is and the websites I've been looking at are a minefield really, with lingo I'm unsure about. That's probably why I bought a starter kit initially, thinking that would be it! The wesite I've just been on has Cartomisers and Batteries, now I don't have a clue what the difference is and I'm not sure what it is I need exactly. All I know is that I bought the EGO - Sapphire starter kit Nov 2012 and just this last week I'm having to recharge it after only a couple of hours, when I plug it into the USB it's on red, so no power at all. I'm assuming its the bottom half that needs replacing - battery? I've been more than happy with it until now so any guidance would be great thanks
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thanks for that. I'm unsure what a VV is and the websites I've been looking at are a minefield really, with lingo I'm unsure about. That's probably why I bought a starter kit initially, thinking that would be it! The wesite I've just been on has Cartomisers and Batteries, now I don't have a clue what the difference is and I'm not sure what it is I need exactly. All I know is that I bought the EGO - Sapphire starter kit Nov 2012 and just this last week I'm having to recharge it after only a couple of hours, when I plug it into the USB it's on red, so no power at all. I'm assuming its the bottom half that needs replacing - battery? I've been more than happy with it until now so any guidance would be great thanks
Sorry VV is variable voltage you can control the power getting to the atomizer, you can increase or decrease to find your preferred Vaping, but if you have been more than happy a standard ego battery should suffice and check the mah rating I.e. if it says 650 it is 650 mah and if it says 1100 it is 1100mah etc,etc the bigger the mah rating the longer between charges the battery will last but you will find the size of the battery increases in length to accommodate storage capacity...any ego type battery will suit you and your current equipment
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Hiya Petronica - me again.
I speak as a man who ignored variable voltage for months, and then built my own "Tin Mod" and it opened a new world of vaping to me! I've done the same with variable wattage (which I still don't particularly grasp!) and it's done the same thing.
Basically, variable voltage allows you to increase and decrease the voltage of the device - some devices go up and down in .1V and others have three or so pre-determined voltage settings. The upshot is that the taste and vapour produced by your liquid becomes more pronounced as you increase and less as you decrease. It sounds a bit technical, but if you get one and have a play, you'll get the hang of it in a minute or so - promise!
With regard to your eGo - all they are is a metal tube with a battery in them - some are good batteries, some not so. All batteries have a life (think of ordinary rechargeable batteries) and the time between charges decreases as the battery get older and is charged more often. I think I got about three months out of my first eGo before they started needed charging more and more frequently.
Mark's suggestion is brilliant - if your happy with what you are using, stick with something like that, and if you fancy a bit of variety in your juices and vapour, give something like a spinner a whirl!
EDIT: What Mark said about battery size is really important - regardless of which device you are going for - the bigger the better!
I speak as a man who ignored variable voltage for months, and then built my own "Tin Mod" and it opened a new world of vaping to me! I've done the same with variable wattage (which I still don't particularly grasp!) and it's done the same thing.
Basically, variable voltage allows you to increase and decrease the voltage of the device - some devices go up and down in .1V and others have three or so pre-determined voltage settings. The upshot is that the taste and vapour produced by your liquid becomes more pronounced as you increase and less as you decrease. It sounds a bit technical, but if you get one and have a play, you'll get the hang of it in a minute or so - promise!
With regard to your eGo - all they are is a metal tube with a battery in them - some are good batteries, some not so. All batteries have a life (think of ordinary rechargeable batteries) and the time between charges decreases as the battery get older and is charged more often. I think I got about three months out of my first eGo before they started needed charging more and more frequently.
Mark's suggestion is brilliant - if your happy with what you are using, stick with something like that, and if you fancy a bit of variety in your juices and vapour, give something like a spinner a whirl!
EDIT: What Mark said about battery size is really important - regardless of which device you are going for - the bigger the better!
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