bravo bro, but will be best to stay off totally, takut rebounce balik

Yes I tried lychee juice by Vaporis before. 12mg.

Can't do long drag. It'll burn like hell.

anyone use Kanger Protank?

can give review? is it good? got problem liquid change colour?

i have Vivi Nova with me. the problem with Vivi Nova is, after 2 or 3 days, the liquid change colour already to dark. Maybe it is cause by the liquid, where the 'carbon' from coiling area move into the liquid. Maybe it happen  on caramel like liquid?

thats why i want to know how BCC works...

Watermelon shud b manny pakwan. Ice cloud i still dunno wht it tasye like but its cool on ur throat.

But im on capo lychee kang n adics burn green mango shake for now. Better than coi imo

check ngan bro mightyvape kt myvapers.net

Iianm celicaizpower sell those..

celicaizpower

dah validate

same bro .. hehehe!!

salam.. and morning..

lama tak post sini..

Vape masa jerebu ok ker? keekek

Could be a short circuit. Recoil it. Make sure the extra length of coil that goes to the bottom doesnt touch any side of the inner post.

Make sure the coil doesn't come in contact too at the top with the metal parts.

And, what wicks are you using? cotton wicks? or silica?

HEALTH RISK: Students and youths being enticed into buying them, warns consumers association
GEORGE TOWN: THE Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) has sounded the alarm over the increasing use of e-cigarettes, notably among youngsters.
CAP president S.M. Mohamed Idris said there was a need to impose a ban on the sale of e-cigarettes as it may entice more youths into trying and getting hooked on them.
"While there is an age restriction on the sale of real cigarettes, there is no age limit for buying e-cigarettes, and this could lead to more children and youth buying and using e-cigarettes.
"CAP urges the Health Ministry to ban the sale and use of e-cigarettes without further delay."
First introduced in the Chinese domestic market in May 2004, Idris said e-cigarettes are battery operated devices that use a liquid-filled cartridge containing mint, vanilla, cherry, coffee bean and other flavourings, as well as chocolate, strawberry and caramel.
He pointed out that labels on e-cigarette said that nicotine content in it is 3.6 per cent from the total 10ml liquid content.
"The user places the e-cigarette between his lips and sucks in.
"This action activates a heating element that vaporises a liquid solution," he said, adding that the vapour was then inhaled.
Idris said the World Health Organisation (WHO) did not consider e-cigarettes to be a legitimate therapy for smokers trying to quit, and that it was not a proven nicotine replacement therapy.
He claimed that the e-cigarettes were being marketed as an effective smoking cessation device and were being sold for between RM50 and RM90, while the liquid bottles were sold for between RM10 and RM20, and were easily available in gift shops.
He noted that a survey carried out a month ago revealed that buyers of e-cigarettes were mostly youngsters, with three out of 10 being women.
"Women like it because it has less social stigma attached to it than the real cigarette."
Idris further cited an instance where a teacher from a secondary school in Penang caught 60 students smoking e-cigarettes.
"While we are appalled with the finding that the use of e-cigarettes is becoming popular among Malaysian youths, it is even more appalling that e-cigarettes are widely used by students."