FITCHBURG, WI, December 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) As electronic cigarettes continue to rise in popularity, they have become a hot item for holiday gift-giving. Friends and family of smokers are purchasing starter kits in record numbers in hopes that their loved ones will enjoy the alternative to smoking. Following suit, many e cigarette brands are announcing sales and specials just in time for Christmas.
Electronic cigarettes create nicotine-infused water vapor rather than smoke. They are ideal for the cold winter months as they are allowed inside most public places and are odorless. Even better, e-cigs don't contain tar or the thousands of poisons and carcinogens found in traditional cigarettes.
CocktailNerd.com, a leading electronic cigarette review website, has developed an interactive advent calendar to help visitors find gift giving tips and Christmas savings on e cigarettes. CocktailNerd's editors will unlock a new window of the calendar each day leading up to Christmas. The team urges people who are shopping for electronic cigarettes to give to their loved ones to check out their Christmas section before buying. Katie Johnson of CocktailNerd.com states, "So far, we've been announcing helpful gift buying tips, ideas and specials. As we get closer to December 25th, expect to see some very exciting updates such as contests and giveaways." Some fun items already in the calendar include cartridge flavors for Christmas, stocking stuffer ideas and gift guides for brands such as V2 Cigs. However, the team has emphasized that they're saving the best for last.
To help shoppers out even more, CocktailNerd is publishing several coupon codes for top e cigarette brands below the calendar. This section will be updated consistently as new sales and coupons are announced. The website places high importance on providing its visitors with the biggest and most current e-cigs coupons throughout the year.
Johnson explains, "We truly believe in electronic cigarettes and we want every smoker to try them out. We're dedicated to helping them find the right e-cig for the right price. This is the best time of the year to make some changes and start the New Year fresh."
See the CocktailNerd Christmas Advent Calendar and Holiday Coupons at http://www.cocktailnerd.com/christmas-2012-e-cig-discounts-sales-and-tips/
CocktailNerd strives to give its visitor the best information available on electronic cigarettes.
CocktailNerd Announces Electronic Cigarette Advent Calendar
CocktailNerd.com is promoting their interactive advent calendar and coupons for holiday e-cig savings.
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