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2013-02-22

TUSTIN, CA, February 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) Countless e-cigarette websites have a unique V2 Cigs coupon code, but the new one from EcigaretteReviewed offers the biggest discount available online. It's good for 20% off any of V2 Cigs' products, and can be combined with any of the manufacturer's offers for an even bigger saving. V2 Cigs hold the coveted top spot on the review site, and the new discount makes it cheaper than ever to make the switch to e-cigarettes. The offer only runs until the 28th of February, so users need to act quickly.

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EcigaretteReviewed are one of the foremost e-cigarette authorities online. They've earned their reputation thanks to the rigorous testing they put each product through and their honest reviewing style. Thanks to this the site receives flocks of unique users each month - smokers or dedicated vapers looking to find the best e-cig or learn more about the technology. The fact that V2 has offered the site's users their very best discount until the 28th of February is testament to their sterling reputation.

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