Disposable electronic cigarettes are common fare these days.
Brands tend to vary widely as do the locations disposable e-cigarettes
show up for sale. blu Cigs is attempting to change that around by selling
their blu Cigs disposable model nation wide at all Walgreens drug stores. You
never know when this might come in handy, so perhaps a little blu Cigs
disposable e-cigarette review may come in handy.
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Uses for Disposable e-Cigarettes
These disposable e-cigs may be the first (and sometimes
last) e-cigarettes people new to vaping try out. Regular vapers may not
pay much attention to disposable e-cigarettes. However, during the
holiday season, things happen. Perhaps you are out and about visiting
family, or plain carousing (you know who you are) and your trusty ProVari falls
into aunt Jackie's spiked eggnog.
After you get over the initial crying fit, you realize you
have 4 more hours of family scrapbooks to sit through before you can get home
to your
backup Lavatube. You do have a backup, right? Perhaps
you can sneak out to the Walgreens down the street and plop down around 7 bucks
to pick up one of blu's disposables.
Of course you don't need an elaborate story, maybe it's just
handy to have disposables readily available for a number of reasons. And
remember, lots of people might get their first e-cigarette experience from one
of these devices since they're so accessible. I'm guessing that's
what blu Cigs is hoping for. The question is, are they any good.
e-Cigarette Design
blu Cig's disposable is naturally packaged in a small
package designed to show well on a store shelf. The clear box showcases
the glossy black e-cigarette contained inside. Closer inspection reveals
there's actually an elegant little swoopy kind of pattern to the finish.
The box is full of the usual marketing stuff you'd expect on a retail
package, including a Johnson Creek logo to let you know they use USA made
e-liquid.
The marketing text on the pack brags that the e-cigarette is
equal to over one pack. I'll just come out and say that probably doesn't
hold true for everyone. It's hard to tell exactly but the vape and toss
blu probably has a payload of around 1.2-1.5ml. The battery as is typical
in disposables is fairly long and is close in size to the 280mAh XL batteries a
lot of e-cigarettes have.
I ran the device off and on for a few days, average users
can easily get several good hours out of this device
The battery is, of course, an automatic. I've never
seen a manual disposable. The tip of the battery lights up with blu's
signature blue LED. The entire unit is a single, sealed tube. This
isn't one of those disposables that's simply a regular battery that won't hold
more than a couple charges.
Cutting open the disposable e-cigarette, I found a somewhat
interesting cartomizer design. The unit featured a horizontal coil
located midway up the length of the cartomizer area. The coils had a wick
as well as being surrounded by batting similar to regular cartomizer designs.
It seems designed to soak up as much liquid as possible before burning
out.
The blu Cigs Disposable Experience
Using the blu Cigs disposable is pretty simple. As an
entry-level device it has to be dead easy. Remove the thing from the box
(this is by far the hardest part). Take off the silicone end cap and pull off
the little “remove before flight” sticker and start puffing.
Simplicity achieved.
Puffing away on the device, I first noticed this little
e-cigarette puts out quite a decent amount of vapor. Reading the
ingredients label on the box, gives a clue as to why. Propylene Glycol is not
listed as an ingredient. Therefore, the e-liquid on board must be of
the 100% vegetable
glycerine variety. That would explain the vapor.
The blu Cigs e-cigarette had a moderate throat hit.
This indicates to me that the liquid also has a fairly high nicotine
content. Interestingly, I did not see the nicotine content listed on the
box. I find that somewhat distressing, actually.
The vapor itself was also fairly warm. I've had hotter
vapor from similar devices, but this vapor was not at all cold by any means.
I'd say for a disposable the blu e-cigarette does an admirable job in the
vapor department.
Flavor is of course the big sticking point with
e-cigarettes, especially disposables where there's not much choice. The
blu Cigs disposable e-cigarette is certainly in that category, offering only
tobacco and menthol despite Johnson Creek's fairly robust repertoire.
I've talked to some people who despise the flavor of blu's
disposable. Flavor is definitely subjective here. I found
the flavor to be somewhat subdued and not at all offensive (unlike the other
disposable I tried in my UK e-cigarette shootout). The flavor was not unpleasant,
there were some undertones going on, but nothing remarkable.
I'd say they sort of engineered the flavor to appeal to as
wide an audience as possible. This is likely a key point, since the blu
disposable is very clearly a product targeted at the mass market.
Too Long; Didn’t Read
blu Cig's disposable e-cigarette is not a bad option to have
available when the need for a disposable e-cigarette arises. Unlike some
disposables I've tried, I don't believe these would send too many people away
from e-cigarettes nauseated and screaming. If anything, I'd say the tobacco
flavor is a little too mild (and I'm not a big tobacco fan). The device
performs well, however I would like to see more flavor choices, and labeling
that indicates the nicotine content.
Article Credit: http://stevevape.com

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