Has Anyone Tried The New Blu Electronic Cigarettes?
kaytlins , You are obviously not that bright and ran your mouth without having a clue as to what you were running it about.
Now, to answer the question, Yes, I have tried them, and have went through 4 atomizers, I am done with them. I have a Gamucci that I bought here http://www.ecigarettesnational.com over 3 months ago and it is still on the first atomizer, it produces good vapor and has a good and more real taste to it.
The next best to me is the “smoking everywhere” e cig, but they are more expensive, but do last.
All of the cartridges last about the same, and you can order e liquid to cut cost by refilling your own cartridges.
I have been cigarette free since my first e cigarette arrived, feel better and love them. I suggest anyone who is a smoker get one ( or 2 or 3) and get away from the 4k chemicals in tobacco cigarettes and get on this great alternative.
The SE is an RN4081 also known as the super cig or the Npro. parts are available at many sites. ...
Why buy expensive cartridges that half dried up before you even open them?
Buy yourself the E-Liquid (Liquid nicotine) and refill ...
Listen to Lisa, It appears she is a fellow e-cigarette-forum member. 
The Smoking Everywhere Gold is an RN4081 and you can get replacement parts from a variety of vendors under that ...
smokeless delite electronic cigarettes are the best ecigs that I have ever used! 
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Comment by jim c on 8 June 2009:
Ok first that is sooo stupid to do cigarettes they just KIll U!
I hope you dont us one ok?
Comment by JimH on 26 June 2009:
First off smoking is bad. That said, if you have a nicotine habit e cigarettes are a good deal.
First you don’t have all the cancer causing chemicals. Just nicotine which is not cancer causing. (it is a poison)
Second. Do your research and find one with good battery and atomizer life. The initial cost may seem high but if you refill your cartridges you will save hundreds of dollars over a year.
Third. You don’t subject others to second hand smoke.
Fourth. You can gradually decrease the level of nicotine you use in refills and stop smoking altogether.