Pure Cigs electronic cigarettes are relatively new players to the table. Pure Cig uses a 2 part design similar to V2cigs and WetFlame. Their website is incredibly easy to use as there isn’t much to get you distracted from what you went to the site for. Aside from a couple informational pages everything else is just the products they offer along with a simplistic checkout process.
Being that Pure Cigs electronic cigarettes use a 2 part design there is no need to fuss with any liquids and aggravations of refilling the cartridges which many people generally just don’t care to do. You can simply toss the Pure Cig refill cartridge when it is done and screw on a new on in order to start vaping again. The Pure Cigs cartomizer was not only easy to use but also produces a decent and tasty cloud of vapor delivering a very good throat hit. Pure Cigs has a new electronic cigarette rolling out just recently known as the Pure Cigs XL which features a huge battery with lots of power but more importantly a large cartomizer supposedly holding 3 times the amount of e-liquid a standard cartomizer holds. Unfortunately, at the time of writing this review I have not had the opportunity to try one of these new models but one is on the way to try and we will update this Pure Cigs review as soon as we get our hands on it.
Pure Cigs electronic cigarettes offer several flavors to choose from including Tobacco, Menthol Ice, Cherry, Nutty, and Risque. The Risque was very popular among the Ecigsavings staff which was a smoky caramel kind of flavor yet still had a hint of tobacco flavor which was very tasteful. One thing that I disliked about the Pure Cigs electronic cigarette was that they had no variation of nicotine strengths to choose from. All Pure Cigs seemed to have only a Full Flavor option but after extensive searching on their website I was unable to find out exactly how strong that is in terms of the milligrams of nicotine that is contained in them. Pure Cigs also boasts their electronic cigarette cartridges as being equivalent to an entire pack of traditional cigarettes but as I said in multiple reviews before this is a trend that is certainly not correct. I could be wrong as I have never tested the exact amount of nicotine compared to the amount in 20 cigarettes but I can say that I have never had a cartridge deliver the same amount of puffs that you would get of smoking that many traditional cigarettes. Generally I guesstimate that cartridges like Pure Cigs are more comparable to about a half a pack of cigarettes in terms of the amount of puffs you can get from them.
Pure Cigs Electronic Cigarette Starter Kits are decently priced. Below are the contents and prices at the time of this Pure Cigs Review;
Pure Express XL Solo Kit – $34.99
- 1 Pure Cigs XL Battery
- 1 USB Cable
- 1 Full Flavored Cartridge – Menthol or Tobacco
- 1 User Manual
Pure Express Kit – $19.99
- 1 Pure Cigs Battery
- 1 USB Charging Cable
- 1 Full Flavored Cartridge – Menthol or Tobacco
Pure Cigs Starter Kit – $59.99
- 2 Pure Cigs Batteries
- 1 USB Charging Cable
- 1 Wall Adapter Charger
- 4 Cartridges – Menthol or Tobacco
- 1 Carrying case
- 1 User Manual
Pure Express Kit – $79.99
- 2 Pure Cigs Batteries
- 1 USB Charging Cable
- 1 Wall Adapter Charger
- 4 Cartridges – Menthol or Tobacco
- 1 Carrying case
- 1 Portable Charging Case
- 1 User Manual
In closing, we found Pure Cigs electronic cigarettes to be a fairly decent e-cig to choose from. With there simplistic 2 part design and variety of flavors they are a prime candidate for anyone new to electronic cigarettes looking to give them a try. Pure Cigs prices are very fair and anyone who chooses them as their electronic cigarette provider will be very happy with their choice.