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We are from Shenzhen Smoore Technology Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of e-cigarettes.

We just set up our sales & marketing subsidiary (our first retail online shop): http://www.absolutelyecigs.page.tl/

This is aimed to soft launch our retail sales for people who wants to buy direct from manufacturer and also to popularize our model. Prices are affordable, we offer flat shipping fee and warranty as well.

Electronic cigarettes are becoming more and more popular these days because of the advantages that come with them. If you have not been successful in making your partner, your friends, parents, or children to quit their smoking habit, you can at least save them from the harmful effects of tobacco smoking. This would be a wonderful way of taking care of those whom you love.

I saw a post in one of the e-cig forums recently  describing the ultimate electronic cigarette. The list was as following:

   1. Size must be same as tobacco cigarette.
   2. The atomizer must have a temp gauge that will prevent overheating.
   3. The atomizer must be made of some material that does not easily break.
   4. I expect smoke production on par with a real cigarette. Currently, the smoke is very light…work on making it a little heavier and will produce more.

They are already a familiar nocturnal sight on the streets of London - huddles of windswept smokers lighting up outside pubs, clubs and bars.

If you don’t know already, China is the birthplace of the electronic cigarette. Golden Dragon Group Ltd. started it all with Runyan, and soon spread out to many countries. It didn’t take long for other brands to evolve, and for this device to finally make it’s debut in the US. The technology actually dates back to 2003.

Before the year 2000 there were roughly 350 million smokers in China. China used about one third of the worlds tobacco supplies. With a rising threat facing their own people, one can easily see the necessity to create an acceptable alternative.

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on Friday, September 19, 2008, that companies marketing electronic cigarettes as safe and effective ways to stop smoking (anti-smoking therapies) should stop making such claims. WHO also wants them to stop using its name and logo.

Officials with the World Health Organization (WHO) state that the safety and effectiveness of electronic cigarettes have not been scientifically proven.