suggestions for vape kit / e-cig?

File: image.jpg (48KB, 800x800px) Image search: [Google]

48KB, 800x800px

>>298731
Dude, just get one of the dollar-store ones that are one-use versions of the reusable ones.

If it turns out that that's the thing for you, the batteries, chargers, coils, etc. etc. are all interchangeable. Plus the "disposable" batteries are actually rechargable, you just need hold the button down with something and put it in a charger.

>>298731
The "chunky square ones" are $100-$200; they're not really intended for someone who's going to use it for a short time as a cessation aid.

File: 15977158_1820541271304950_4536680519161587834_n.jpg (73KB, 720x719px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 720x719px

>>298733
Ah yeah, but no, see - the cheap Chinese explody thing? I'm thinking to splash out or not bother.

>>298734
Point taken, but I've been smoking more than a pack a day for some 15 years: I don't think I'll be using it as a cessation aid for a short time only. Plus I got cash saved up, I'm willing to go for a fancy one.

>>298737
Only the ones from eBay explode.

Anything sold in a store has to meet strict safety standards, and if it turned out they were exploding, the store would be forced to do a recall and you'd have heard about the recall on the news.

Just be honest and say you want to spend $200 on a powerbank because you want people to see you spent $200 on a powerbank.

File: conair.jpg (32KB, 600x400px) Image search: [Google]

32KB, 600x400px

>>298744
Nah, where I'm from e-cigarettes are considered dorky and uncool - although I'll admit the slim cigarette-style ones are viewed as even dorkier and less cool than the square ones, so this is partly a vanity issue. Thanks for the "powerbank" term though, this will be useful.