Were you refilling your cartridges or changing cartridges frequently? Some people don’t realize that you either have to refill your cartridges constantly or swap them out. I know it might sound obvious to some people but I’ve heard complaints in the past where people are complaining that there cartridge didn’t last a pack or two as advertised by some companies and they thought their device was defective. The truth of the matter is a cartridge lasts as long as there is liquid still inside of it and it depends on how many puffs you take, how deep of drags you take, etc…

Thank you to Cigarette Replacer for being so prompt when an order is placed, for being so informative and helping me understand many things about E-Cig smoking.

I really appreciate everything you have done, not just for myself, but for my family with not having to smell real smoke, my health, and my friends with helping them as well. They too have been successful, NOT TO INCLUDE THE MONEY SAVED!!!

I know that’s not the answer you wanted. My opinion on these has changed over the last few months. When I first got a hold of them I wasn’t to crazy about them. I found them hard to get decent vapor and the battery wasn’t working the way I expected. It did last long though and it worked excellent with the selecto 901 atomizer.

Then on the last couple of batches I noticed something…much more vapor, better general battery performance. The throat hit was always good even when there was little vapor, but now there’s also a good amount of vapor.

The liquid inside of the cartridges (cartomizers) lasts much longer than regular cartridges because of the design and the fact that the cartridge is much bigger than a standard cartridge. I’ve heard each cartomizer is good for at least a few refills, I’ve refilled mine more than that and haven’t had to use any new ones, but I’m not a typical user of this model since I don’t constantly use it.

I’ve noticed a lot of the e-cigarettes lately have been evolving and becoming better and more reliable. Of course you still have your bad parts, but the general quality seems to be getting better over time. It’s a newer technology so I guess they’re still working the bugs out and constantly improving the final product.