The unpacking and the first look of The Empress is extraordinary, the quality is top, the threads are buttery smooth and the provided accessories extensive.
An excellent choice that holds it’s ground next to mech mods way more expensive.
More info after the extensive use that I have planed for it.
It’s charging time folks… so 4 LG HG2’s on the Opus, on the Xtar VP4 3 LG HE4’S and a Sony VTC6, on the two Skyrc chargers 4 D NIMH cells breaking in (first charge) for my 6D!!!!! Flashlight and on the nitecore 2 LG HG2 & 2 SAMSUNG 22F’s
Good day dear reader,
So yesterday night I’ve finished up my CoilGlazed Honney Bunz e-liquid and after a rewicking a coil cleaning of the Shuriken I moved back to a forgoten menthol-minty Flavor.
Furiosa Ice Beam :
Also I found some nice prices on a couple of devices coming from Gear Best So I’m thinking about buying them to expand the arsenal.
CoilART MAGE MECH TRICKER Kit – COLORMIX ($34.99)
The Much discussed Original Augvape Druga 24mm RDA ($24.99)
The Vandy Vape ICON RDA ($27.92)
I’ve decided to start a Vape Diary,
Documenting my vaping experiences, my purchases, a testing stuff with a format that will be new time will tell.
So….
The day started with the with my two RDA’s on board 2 regulated devices and an RDTA on a regulated device as well
Black Goon on Silver RX-300 loaded with The Captain’s Reserve Cannon Foder
My Silver Cthulhu Shuriken on board the Panzer DNA 200 with the last drops of Coilglazed Honey Bunz and the Aromamiser Supreme on board the HCigard VT250 DNA 250 Mod.
Of to work for another day at the office.
The Items in the post where bought from GearBest:
Even the Reuleaux looks small in front of it.! Mason 30mm RDA.
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A man smoking an e-cigarette at a coffee shop in London. The Royal College of Physicians see the devices as a chance for those addicted to tobacco cigarettes to quit.
DAN KITWOOD / GETTY IMAGES
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
APRIL 27, 2016
Taking a stance sharply at odds with most American public health officials, a major British medical organization urged smokers to switch to electronic cigarettes, saying they are the best hope in generations for people addicted to tobacco cigarettes to quit.
The recommendation, laid out in a report published Thursday by the Royal College of Physicians, summarizes the growing body of science on e-cigarettes and finds that their benefits far outweigh the potential harms. It concludes resoundingly that, at least so far, the devices are helping people more than harming them, and that the worries about them — including that using them will lead young people to eventually start smoking traditional cigarettes — have not come to pass.
“This is the first genuinely new way of helping people stop smoking that has come along in decades,” said John Britton, director of the U.K. Center for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies at the University of Nottingham, who led the committee that produced the report. E-cigarettes, he said, “have the potential to help half or more of all smokers get off cigarettes. That’s a huge health benefit, bigger than just about any medical intervention.”
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