Firelight Fusion Traveler E Cigarette Kit Provides 1 Full Month at Low Cost

Everyone talks about the high cost of switching to the electronic cigarette but now it's more affordable than ever.

2012-12-06

OVIEDO, FL, December 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) Firelight Fusion, a leader in the electronic cigarette industry has announced the introduction of its "traveler kit". It comes with 4 batteries, 26 cartomizers that will give you a full month worth of smoking pleasure without the smoke, all necessary chargers, and a free case to protect your investment.

Now smokers can make the switch and spend less than they would on traditional cigarettes for a month on initial investment and cut that cost in half for every month following. Worried about batteries wearing out? Not a problem with Fusion because on qualified orders, you get an additional free battery.

The company has setup their system and products to serve smokers and keep their cost as low as possible. Some have reported monthly use cost at around 50 dollars and others that use e liquid have reported cost as low as 30 bucks a month.

"We just believe in our product so much that we want to make it such a great bargain that smokers can't afford not to make the switch," states Tiffany Ellis of Firelight Fusion. "The whole purpose of the e cigarette is to stop inhaling combusted materials deep into the lungs and believe we have a superior product that is just plain smarter as a choice."

After reviewing other brands, the choice is clearly Fusion for smokers ready to make the switch.

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

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