Firelight Fusion Electronic Cigarettes Offers Better Deals and Free Shipping for Smokers

Firelight, the makers of the Firelight Fusion electronic cigarette announces special offers for the smoking public.

2012-11-17

OVIEDO, FL, November 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Everyone knows that Firelight Fusion means savings, but the company continues to add deal after deal to their offerings that makes the product and company irresistible to smokers looking to switch from smoking tobacco.

On top of their low prices, they now offer free shipping and a free battery program when re-ordering cartridges. They also offer bundles of their electronic cigarette starter kit that are designed to make the smokers life as easy as possible.

"We designed bundle kits to help keep startup cost low for smokers looking to switch to the electronic cigarette," states Tiffany Ellis of Firelight Fusion. "The second month they could cut their whole month's bill to less than 45 dollars a month and some as low as 35 dollars a month with our free battery program, offering incredible savings no other e cigarette or tobacco company can offer."

Examples of these would be the couple's kit that comes with not one, but two complete kits at a discount price because they realize that couples who smoke need a break on a double order so that they can enjoy enhanced savings.

Their traveler's kit is setup for the person on the go and comes with enough refills and equipment to last the average smoker an entire month without having to re-order anything and at a price that makes other e cigarette and tobacco companies cringe with envy.

Firelight Fusion is one of the top e cigarette retailers in the United States. You can visit their website at http://www.firelight-fusion.com.

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