This guide reflects the e-cigarette landscape as it stood in , a pivotal year when "vaping" moved from niche gadgets to more reliable consumer tech. If you are looking for a device from this era, the focus is on simplicity, battery life, and the transition from "cig-a-likes" to "ego-style" mid-range kits. 1. Choose Your Device Style
The liquid is a mix of Propylene Glycol (PG), Vegetable Glycerin (VG), and nicotine.
Used with eGo-C systems; these are plastic pods that feed liquid directly onto a spike atomizer. 3. Selecting E-Liquid (E-Juice)
These are about the size of a sharpie marker and offer a "manual" button to activate the vapor.
While tobacco and menthol are popular, "DIY" flavors like Halo Purity's Tribeca (a caramel tobacco) or Mt. Baker Vapor's fruit blends are becoming the preferred choice for long-term users. 4. Buying Checklist Before you checkout, ensure your "Starter Kit" includes:
In 2012, the market is divided into three primary categories based on your experience level and how much you want the device to look like a traditional cigarette.
Massive battery life (2+ days); adjustable voltage to "dial in" your throat hit.