My7's E Cigarettes Launched What May Be the Best Starter Kit Ever

After 7 months of research and development, The My7's hybrid kit could make shockwaves through the e cigarette industry.

2012-07-20

COLLEYVILLE, TX, July 20, 2012 (Press-News.org) New patent pending technology may have changed the face of tobacco again, just a few short years after its introduction into the smoking market.

SS Choice LLC., the owner of My7's e cigarettes recently released a new kit that has technology yet to be seen on the market prior to its release. It comes with enhanced vapor production that far exceeds standard e cigarette kits with up to 3.5 times that of its traditional standard counterpart e cigarette system.

Their new "power smart" technology in their eGO e cigarette protects the massive 650 mAh batteries from over-charging and puts vapor production on steroids when compared to the competition. The batteries are set to produce over 1,000 puffs without a recharge.

"This starter kit is far superior to anything we know of out there for smokers," states Kyle Newton, President of My7's.com and SS Choice LLC. "We are proud to deliver such an advanced and useful kit to the public in hopes that more smokers will make the jump to this much smarter alternative to tobacco."

The new technology also offers USB capabilities which gives the user options of standard or USB charging, making it easy for anyone to use and charge almost anywhere.

The kit also comes with a cone adapter that makes the standard My7's cartomizers, saving money on refills because of the cross compatibility of refilling with bulk e liquid or refillable cartomizers.

My7s.com is one of the top e cigarette retailers in the United States and you can visit their website at http://www.my7s.com/.

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