new to e-cig/liquid but...

[azizcansaythis]

idk, if this topic goes here or not, but im gonna order E-Cigarette Deluxe CE5 for $46,

is there a specific brands of e liquids?

oh yeah, I just need to know if anyone knows a e-liquid stores in seattle?

[Bebop]

I would order the Kanger evod kit avail right here at the VT store.

Replacement coils much cheaper, bottom coil, and better performance. Your kit is not bad but you could do a little better.

Recommend liquids from vape dudes starting out. There are plenty of vapor vendors in Seattle. Try to find one where you can try various juices and devices.

[azizcansaythis]

I would order the Kanger evod kit avail right here at the VT store.

Replacement coils much cheaper, bottom coil, and better performance. Your kit is not bad but you could do a little better.

Recommend liquids from vape dudes starting out. There are plenty of vapor vendors in Seattle. Try to find one where you can try various juices and devices.

ill look into it for the kanger, do you know what they mean by extra flavoring shot from 1-5?

[Bebop]

They increase the flavoring in the juice, the percentage of flavoring added in. NOT always a good idea. Especially if you don't know the vendor. More flavor is not always better. Can make a very chemical or perfume taste.

I have heard people recommend seattlevapor company for juice.

But starting out it is best in my opinion to be able to go to a store and try out flavors.

Edited May 20, 2014 by Bebop12

[azizcansaythis]

They increase the flavoring in the juice, the percentage of flavoring added in. NOT always a good idea. Especially if you don't know the vendor. More flavor is not always better. Can make a very chemical or perfume taste.

I have heard people recommend seattlevapor company for juice.

But starting out it is best in my opinion to be able to go to a store and try out flavors.

ooh so thats what it is, hahaa, i dont know, what to choose now the kanger evod kit or the one i chose.

[Bebop]

The bottom coil of the evod is superior to the CE5. No doubt.

The replacement coils are about $1.25 - you will go through a lot of these. Get an extra pack in 1.8 ohm

Later you can get a higher performing battery like the vision spinner.

Then, while you are comfortably vaping away, you can read up on all the various tanks and juices and really have some fun exploring but you will be satisfied with your initial choice.

[azizcansaythis]

one last question to ask, is it true that you have to avoid plastic tanks over glass tanks to avoid crack with certain juices?

[crush02342002]

I seen it with cinnamon flavored juices, my local vape store has a plastic tank on display that's been fubar by cinnamon juice. Tank turned cloudy white color and cracked.

[Tam]

I second Bebop's recommendation. The kit he's talking about is a solid one that you won't regret buying for your first set up. The one that you linked to is a bit...inferior, especially the CE5. Those are your basic use it for a week and throw it out, even if you can change the bottom coil on it. Believe me. When these first came out it was the best thing we could get and they were still junk. Now, there are better alternatives like the Evod tank. You'll save yourself money in the long run, imo.

[Earthling789]

I still have Ce4 tanks, which I use for trying new flavors... the Ce5 is the same tank, but with replaceable coils. They are both top-coil units, which give you a warmer vape (coil is closer to your mouth), but as the tank gets lower and lower, you have to keep tipping it sideways to "load the wicks", which leads to dry or burnt hits. I also find the Ce4's to be a much tighter draw, which is what some people like.

I will agree with the others... the EVOD kit is a much better starter... I wish the EVODs were an option for me when I bought my first kit! Check other online vendors for prices. I've seen EVOD starters with two batteries and two tanks for as low as $24.99 (up to $59.99 at brick-and-mortar shops), and you want your first kit to be a good one, so you'll not be discouraged with vaping. You WILL, eventually get hooked on the hobby and find yourself buying tanks, coils, batteries, MODs, etc.... But, nothing says you have to go nuts and spend hundreds or thousands of dollars... an EVOD kit will give you LONG service, and many people are quite content with them as their daily workhorses.