EvanR

I'm going to try to get this in our store. As well as the Ecom C.

Oh the memories... The Silver Bullet is probably the most solid device I have ever used. I had it for 3 years and now it's at my friend's house. The danger associated with it was largely due to the stacked RCR123a batteries. If I remember correctly, this was one of the first, if not the first ecig that was able to hit 6v. Anyway, it is regulated so you can not sub-ohm on it. However, Altsmoke now has a mechanical Silver Bullet that I dream about but would probably never get at this point. If anyone is interested in it though, I would be willing to bet that it's one of the most solid mech mods on the market, based on my previous experiences with their products (BB, Omega, etc).

I don't have much experience with rebuildable tanks as opposed to most other ecig things, but of the Kraken, Kayfun, and the Fogger V4, the Fogger was by far my favorite.

The main factor in determining flavor is the tank you're using. However, for some of the best tanks, you need better batteries or mods. I am of course referring to rebuildable atomizers or tanks like the Aspire Atlantis or Kangertech Subtank. Any of those options would provide you with better flavor (largely because they use cotton instead of Silica) and you can use it with a high VG liquid without any problems. Nic level has a small effect on flavor, and Propylene Glycol plays a slightly larger role than nicotine. The highest VG that I would recommend for your Nautilus or PT3 would be 60VG 40PG. This is because Vegetable Glycerin is significantly more viscous, hence it's difficulty wicking in a relatively high resistance tank. You will likely experience your tank burning out quicker as a result of this. The resistances of the coils, though it may seem like an insignificant difference, generally reflects on how much vapor you'll be getting/ the longevity of your coil. For instance, if you have a 1.5 ohm coil and the alternative is 1.8, the 1.5 would give you more vapor and less life, while the 1.8 would give you slightly less vapor with slightly more life. Both of these results, however, are in direct correlation to the voltage that you're vaping at. You would likely notice this to be true if you consistently kept your voltage at say 3.8v, and tried to use the 2 different resistance coils on it until they stopped functioning. Lastly, something that will likely make your life better by minimizing the amount of dry hits you take: Don't have your voltage cranked up all the way, and when you get a dry hit, don't press the button, just pull on the ecig for 10 or so seconds to get the juice to soak the wick and coils. Please let me know if this makes sense to you. -Evan

Are you talking about an actual glass hookah, or an "electronic hookah". Unfortunately a lot of gas stations, smoke shops, and convenience stores market their disposable or rechargeable electronic cigarettes as hookas for some reason. If you would like recommendations for a well preforming "e-hookah" (Although I cringe every time I say that) I could give you some advice. -Evan

Hey Stephanie! I'd definitely recommend going the Evod 2 Starter Kit route simply because you don't want to go reaching for a cigarette when your battery runs out. Another benefit of this kit for new vapors as opposed to the Spinner and Nautilus is that the coils used in the Evod 2 tanks are very good and are largely interchangeable with other tanks such as the Protank 3's and Aerotanks. The coils are much cheaper for the Evod or Aerotanks than the Nautilus coils are. Lastly, having two good tanks as opposed to one great tank will actually benefit you because you can use two different flavors without having to mix them. This will prolong the life of your coils, and provide a much more satisfying experience than being stuck with just one flavor, or a sub-par mix of two in one tank. Please let me know if you have any other questions! -Evan

I'm looking forward to it!

Frosty Peach from The Vapor Chef is my all day vape and has been for a year and a half, but I recently tried Cereal Killa from 9 South Vapes and HOT DAMN. That stuff is bangin'. Also keep in mind that my opinion toward TVC is biased because I also work there :P

Some companies such as Flavor West like putting labels such as "Diacetyl-free" on their flavorings, but since their flavors are not only meant for ecigs and are sometimes used in candies and such, what they really mean is "safe for consumption" but not necessarily inhalation. In other words, the amount of Diacetyl contained in their flavorings are insignificant if you're eating it, which is why they mark it "Diacetyl-free." However, since the effects on the lungs from inhalation of Diacetyl in ecigs is still largely an uncharted territory, the potential detriments have yet to be discovered/quantified. In addition, although the quantities are seemingly miniscule enough to not trigger terror and paranoia in most folk, the overall safety of ecigs in conjunction with formaldehyde production, Diacetyl, Acetyl-propionyl, and Acetoin, has yet to be determined in any publicly understandable or known way. Whatever the case may be, I believe the logical conclusion is that nonetheless, electronic cigarettes are leagues safer than analogs, and these little-understood studies should not inhibit someone's desire to quit cigarettes in fear that they're moving on to a more dangerous alternative. That is simply not the case. On another note, what's up, guys?! My name is Evan and I've been working here for a few months now. I have been vaping for 5 years and I am excited to be a part of this community.