Andrew

LMAO this post is great

It says they have "2.0 cartrides" what's the dif?

Nice review and pictures. How does the penstyle compare with the Supermini? Is it really that much more smoke? Does it weigh a lot more than the mini?

No liquid? The redbull flavor sound though

Great review chris thanks!

What would be even better is if Phillip Morris created their own E-Smoke. I'm sure they have the cash flow to create something that will last longer than what we have now AND create it at a low cost. They could probably even create carts that ACTAULLY taste like a Marlboro now how sweet would that be. Maybe we should email them instead?

That would be awsome if Obama switched over to the electronic smoke, not only would it help save his life, but the ammount of press you would get from the President who be amazing. Again it's just a matter of time!

Great review from Parked. I don't own a Janty but if I decide to purchase a minifogger or Dura in the future I will get the charger case

So I'm enjoying the Supermini! It's great. I wanted to get more info about "Dry Smoking" as I have heard people call it. Do you just drop juice onto the automizer? Can you use the empy cart? Meaning the cart that came stock with the Super Mini that has no white cotton inside. Thanks again for your help

Thanks for the tip! Do the batteries really end up having that many issues?

If the in United States the electronic cigarrete becomes banned federally but not locally at the state level would we still be able to get the products past customs? I really hope the United States doesn't ban the E-Smoke. I know that they want taxes and all but I don't think Phillip Morris really sells that many Analogs in the states as compared to other countries

wow thanks for the info that really cleared things up. I wished I would purchased my RN4081 from Puresmoker now. Oh well at least I didn't pay as much as what people have been paying at the mall

Did you get your Penstyle yet? I'm sure you will love hit! Great vapor producers. A few freinds at work are already using the same model

I wonder what the issue was in the first place? To many people going to the site?

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