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innokin iTaste VTR & iClear 30s

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    ErikNK Smok, Vaporesso

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    Its HUGE!!!!!
     
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    It's brass chrome plated,, which I would say will rub off over time....
    Not sure about them new iClear 30s
    I am glad I am not getting it from the UK E CIG store with their logo on it....a few UK guys I know are complaining about that already...
     
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    mash zZz

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    Wich is like 2 weeks for me, i aint getting this if it dont come in a all ss version:vaping:
     
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    Direct from Innokin e mail to me:
     
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    Brass
    Brass, the most common zinc alloy, is used in construction and to make musical instruments. Brass is made by combining zinc with copper.



    Read more: What Is Zinc Alloy? | eHow
     
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