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V2 Cigs Announces Irresistible Offer for Valentine's Day

Commemorating the season of love and providing couples with the option of giving the gift of health, renowned electronic cigarettes brand V2 Cigs introduces a special Valentine's Day offer.

V2 Cigs Announces Irresistible Offer for Valentine's Day
2013-02-09
TUSTIN, CA, February 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Ranked number one according to a consumer-based review conducted by EcigaretteReviewed.com and a myriad of other websites, V2 Cigs has put forth its stellar product the 'V2 Couples Kit' on an exclusive Valentine's Day discount. Customers can further obtain an additional discount by using the special coupon code brought to them by E Cigarette Reviewed.

In light of the upcoming Valentine's Day, the formerly priced $124.95 V2 Couples Kit can now be purchased at $79.96 with the V2 Cigs coupon. Inclusive in the kit are 4 V2 Batteries, 2 Wall Adaptors, 2 NEW Smart Chargers, 2 V2 Manuals, and 20 different flavored liquid cartridges. Customers can choose the different flavors out of the assortment mentioned on the website before making the purchase.

Apart from the price slash, the starter's kit has been updated with advanced features in terms of both performance and security. Owing to the inclusion of the Smart internal chip, the battery takes twice as less time to charge, and there is no danger of overcharging.

Along with the discount, V2 Cigs is offering the option of Free Shipping and the kit will be delivered on the very next day if purchased before 6 pm EST on the preceding date. If you want the gift to directly reach your partner on Valentine's Day itself, the tentative shipping timing and delivery options list has been put up on the website to give buyers a better estimate.

The couple kit had always been one of the bestselling products. According to most of the reviews on the website "it is easier to quit with a friend or your partner". Speaking on the occasion, customer and e-cigarettes enthusiast, Tony Reid said "Just got the e-cigarette [V2 Couples Kit] that I'm planning to gift to my girlfriend on the 14th. My mum saw the package and asked me to place another order for Dad! The packaging is nice too, very in sync with V-Day."

As V2 Cigs is the top rated brand on EcigaretteReviewed.com, the website has joined in the initiative and is offering an additional discount of 20% through the coupon code 'review20'. The additional discount raises the total discount amount by 37%, or a discount of $44.99.

"V2 Couples Kit is the perfect gift if you want to kick the habit of smoking along with your partner. Considering the popularity of V2 Cigs and the quality it offers, the special price is a complete steal. We have further added a discount coupon to give customers a little extra from our side as well," said Lindsay Fox, expert reviewer at www.EcigaretteReviewed.com.

EcigaretteReviewed.com is the largest source of expert and consumer electronic cigarette reviews. The site further provides consumer guides and helpful tips on electronic cigarettes.

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[Press-News.org] V2 Cigs Announces Irresistible Offer for Valentine's Day
Commemorating the season of love and providing couples with the option of giving the gift of health, renowned electronic cigarettes brand V2 Cigs introduces a special Valentine's Day offer.