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2012-12-04

WAVERLY, TN, December 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) V2 Cigs has been a top player in the electronic cigarette industry since its rise in popularity in early 2009. They have sold to hundreds of thousands of smokers their electronic cigarette, but what are the facts on this company and their popular product.

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