Enjoy the adventure!

your page / site is different tho. i learned (and continuing to) learn a lot. i also like the way you write, not very stiff.. neither too vulgar. very good info. the examples, complete descriptions ..and of course VISUALS make it so simple and easy to learn. it gets the reader’s interest. plus your page / words / thoughts & illustrations have charisma.. thanks and keep it going!

First: You cannot purchase three cartons of e-cigarettes (i.e., 600 of them) for $32 – on the Internet or elsewhere. Two e-cigs maybe. On the other hand, those two may last you the 60 days that three cartons of tobacco cigarettes would (at your pace of half a pack a day). You see, electronic cigarettes are long-term use hardware (basically a rechargeable battery and an atomizer), which vaporizes the “e-liquid” you put into the atomizer. [The e-liquid does need to be replenished ... and the hardware doesn't last forever.]

Second: Electronic cigarettes are not mine or my partner, Eric’s (CyberWolf), any more than they are any of the hundreds of thousands (millions?) of people who vape them. ["Vaping" is what we do with this vapor-generating e-cig, instead of "smoking" the burnt tobacco of a traditional cigarette.] We don’t even sell e-cigs. Eric and I just tell people about them and point to the scores (hundreds?) of suppliers, which do sell them.

Third (before I finally provide the suggestions your requested): What I’ve just done so far is encapsulate a very small portion of the information contained in the first part of this WWV guide. You’ve posted your question on the first Introduction/Table-of-Contents page of the guide. I urge you strongly to read at least Part I, if not Parts II and III as well. Although vaping is simple and easy to do – and much more enjoyable and less health-damaging than smoking – it is very different from smoking. You really need to get an understanding of what it is … and isn’t. After that, read The “Best” E-Cig article. Don’t worry! It’s easy reading and with lots of illustrative pictures and even some videos.

Now, finally: I recommend any of the following three e-cig models (and suppliers of them) for a new vaper:

1. If you want the simplest, most convenient e-cig (with a size and shape closest to a Winston 100): Get the VOLT from Smokeless Image. It is the least expensive brand of the best version of the KR808D-1 model mentioned in that “Best” E-Cig article. The length of battery I’m about to recommend has 220 “mAh”. [mAh = milliamp hours, which determines how long you can vape before recharging the battery. Just think of it relative to the other two models I'll recommend.]

Standard Starter Kit” (and choose the 65mm batteries for total length e-cig virtually the same size as your Winstons and the “Smooth Sample – High” cartridges for a sampling of tobacco flavors at approximately the nicotine strength you are used to). The five cartomizers included in that kit will last you only about three days at your rate of smoking, so supplement the kit with a five-pack of blank cartomizers and a bottle of e-liquid http://smokelessimage.com/refill-liquid.html in a flavor that sounds appealing.

2. If you want much more mAh (750) – and to spend less money – and are open to an e-cig slightly longer and noticeably fatter, get the $30 Riva-510 kit (“Lite Bundle” version) from Liberty-Flights, plus an $8 five-pack of Smok Tech Cartomizers and a $13.60 30-ml bottle of E-Liquid (I suggest “USA-Mix” to start with).

3. For something in between – 380 mAh and the same length as the Riva, but only slightly wider than the VOLT – get my current favorite: the $50 Elite 808 from CigEasy. Supplement with a $15 five-pack of blank cartomizers and three $5 10-ml bottles of e-liquid in different flavors (e.g., Winston, Easy-Boro-USA Mix, Flue Cured Tobacco).

All those kits come with two batteries, a battery charger, and two “atomizers” or five “cartomizers.” You can get started with the first kit without having to insert any e-liquid, but the other two will require dripping in the e-liquid mentioned. [It's easy and takes one to two minutes. The second half of Part III of the WWV shows you how to do it.]

Enjoy the adventure! … And don’t hesitate to come back here (preferably to the Ask DaBoom & Wolf page) to ask more questions.

But it’s a valid question, so let’s go with it:

You can get an eGo charger from any supplier which carries the eGo (or the Riva) … that is, the vast majority of suppliers. Low-priced ones include: e-Vape ($5.60), Good Prophets ($7), Kalamazoo Vapor Shop ($7), and Liberty-Flights ($7.50).

Obviously, e-Vape‘s $5.60 is the best deal “in town” (or anywhere else in the US, at least that I have found). I’ve included the other low-priced (and equally reliable) suppliers in case: e-Vape is out of stock … or you are purchasing other vaping products from them (where the eliminated dual shipping charges would more than make up for the small difference in price).