SS Choice Launches New 7's Hybrid E Cigarette Starter Kit

Seven months in the making, the new My7's hybrid Kit explodes onto the market with record breaking pre-orders and is now available to the public.

2012-07-15

COLLEYVILLE, TX, July 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) SS Choice introduces the 7's Hybrid E Cigarette Kit for smokers who want some muscle in their e cigarette. The kit is designed for power smokers who need a kit that can stand up to a heavy smoker without needing to recharge on a regular basis.

The kit boasts two 650mAh batteries that produce 1,000 plus puffs on a single charge and new patent pending technology that includes an e liquid "Diffuser" for easy refilling, a cone adapter for 7's micro cartomizers, and "Power Smart" protection circuits to protect you super charged battery system from overcharging.

Unlike any other e cigarette starter kit, the 7's Hybrid kit set's the bar for safety with advanced engineering of their battery system.

"Although we now have the most advanced e cigarette on the market, there are many other benefits with this kit, like it's USB capabilities, awesome flavor options, simplicity of use and much more." states Kyle Newton, President of SS Choice 7's E Cigarettes. "We have set the bar again and are offering the best to the more demanding and discerning e cigarette users."

SS Choice 7's has one of the largest and most extensive selection of the e cigarette on the market with dozens of combinations and options for e cigarette starter kits, e liquid flavors and the most up to date technology in the industry.

My7's is a leading e cigarette brand in the United States and you can visit their blog at http://blog.my7s.com.

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