Choosing a Bull Smoke starter kit is as easy as flipping a coin. There are only two. Still, while they are identical in some ways, they are opposite in others. The two kits are the Ranch Hand and City Slicker, both priced at $29.95.
What you will notice right away is that the price for these two starter kits is considerably lower than prices for kits from other companies containing similar items. For $30, you would usually only receive an express kit containing just 2 nicotine cartridges, one battery, and a USB charger. Add 8 more cartridges, a wall adaptor, and a second battery and you have a Bull Smoke starter kit.
The Ranch Hand starter comes with five American and five Turkish tobacco cartridges. A City Slicker kit provides one each of ten flavors. The other eight are chocolate, grape, Refined Tobacco, vanilla, menthol, peppermint, cherry, and coffee.
Nicotine is available in 4 strengths (6 to 24mg) or zero nicotine. Sweet nicotine cartridges are color-coded to match their flavors, so they do not look like authentic cigarettes the way tobacco cartridges do.
Each starter kit comes with a long battery known as the Kentucky and a short one called the Stubby. A City Slicker’s kit contains black versions, the Ranch Hand white.
There are also stainless steel and orange batteries, plus automatic and manual styles. A third size — regular — is also available. All Bull Smoke battery tips glow like real cigarettes, and will flash quickly when they should be recharged.
In addition to starter kits, Bull Smoke carries disposable “Buckshot” e-cigarettes. Each one contains 18mg of nicotine, American Ranger tobacco, and costs $5 online. These are priced to sell, making it inexpensive to give e-vaping a try.
Bull Smoke’s website indicates that you can get up to 450 puffs out of a Buckshot e-cig, puffs full of satisfying vapor. Do not plan to recharge or refill them: they only work until the battery or puffs run out.
