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The E-Zip is a great personal vaporizer that fits perfectly in your hand or pocket. It has an 808 thread connection with a high polish chrome finish and a signature click. Hours of great vaping! Kit includes: 1 360mAh auto battery and passthrough combo charger 4 N100 pre-filled vertical coil cartomizers in your choice of menthol or flue cured tobacco 1 lighter Zippo case with insert

Yes, it will work, just not as thoroughly. Try it, and lest us know the outcome.

Milk Chocolate from Vocano e-cigs http://www.volcanoecigs.com/usa-liquid-milk-chocolate.html and Chocolate Malt extra flavor from EC Blends are two of my favorites. It's especially good since I'm allergic to chocolate but I can have these. http://www.ecblendflavors.com/chocolate-malt-eliquid-flavor/

Honestly, having used twisted Kanthal for a long while, I thought it was the bees knees. However, buy a spool of ribbon Kanthal D and I guarantee you will never want to use anything else.

After some studying, I always make the final decision to buy something "neat" by looking at the amount saved on my SinceMyLastCigarette banner and saying, "Yeah, I can afford that".

From ECF It appears that HB 170 in Utah (the last third of the bill) at: H.B. 170 Bill Documents - 2011 General Session would not only ban sales of flavored smokeless tobacco and cigars, but also flavored e-cigarettes. HB 170 also appears to require face-to-face sales transactions for e-cigarettes. To lobby for this legislation, the Utah Dept. of Health has grossly exaggerated (i.e lied) about the health/safety risks and the marketing of flavored smokeless tobacco products in attempt to ban them (while keeping far more hazardous cigarettes legal) There are no safe tobacco products! | Street Smart Utah Last week, the health dept and the state poison control center held a press conference to scare the public about flavored smokeless tobacco products and to urge the legislature to ban them (and apparently flavored e-cigs). http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/51230518-76/adults-candy-center-cigarettes.html.csp Last year the UT legislature banned the sale of e-cigarettes to youth, after the original legislation (which I believe was sponsored by the same legislator who just introduced HB 170) that would have banned all e-cigarette sales was amended. It would be helpful if others would carefully review this legislation.