Battery-powered electronic cigarettes are becoming more and more popular. These high-tech alternatives to traditional cigarettes aren’t restricted by many smoking bans since they work by atomizing liquid nicotine rather than by burning tobacco and chemicals. Smokers who are thinking of trying e-cigarettes have the choice of two different types of device.
Three-piece electronic cigarettes come with a cartridge, atomizer, and battery. The cartridge, which is like the filter on a traditional cigarette, holds liquid nicotine on a sponge. Often the user needs to add nicotine to the sponge on a regular basis, and this unit is usually made of plastic. Some devices require frequent replacement of the cartridge. The atomizer is usually a steel unit that fits inside the cartridge. The atomizer screws into the battery and is usually not replaced regularly, which can lead to clogging. The more clogged the atomizer becomes, the less “smoke” the user receives when he or she inhales. When atomizers do need to be replaced, it’s at a cost to the user.
Green Smoke offers a two-piece electric cigarette that simplifies the design, among other advantages. In the two-piece design, the cartridge and atomizer are part of a single unit, which eliminates clogging and produces a more realistic amount of vapor. Every cartridge refill means a fresh atomizer. There are also no sponges that need to be refilled with tiny eyedroppers. Green Smokers just screw in a cartridge and they’re ready to go, so it’s easy to refill anywhere.
David, a Green Smoke customer, wrote about his experience with an early four-part electronic cigarette: “I almost cried when I got it because almost no smoke came out. Then both of the atomizers broke in the same weekend. I was always checking the cotton and fluid, and the battery was horrible.” He tried Green Smoke at a testing station and was convinced. “Green Smoke might cost a little more,” he says, “but in the end, you will be 100% satisfied.”