Smoking is pretty cool and it sucks that it can give you cancer and a load of other nasty stuff too. Triple Halo is trying to minimise the risk from smoke damage with the launch of a new electronic cigarette that was kindly sent to this 30-a-day smoker for trial.
The Halo e-haler still delivers you that all important nicotine fix, and thankfully, doesn’t look like as much of a toy as competitors. If you ignore the blue light at the front that lights up with every drag, anyway. Instead of the carcinogen-heavy smoke from a regular fag, the fake cig creates smoke with water vapour. It’s nice, it feels like you’re actually getting a hit, and there’s plenty of smoke to breathe out.
It’s a bit rich of Triple Halo to suggest that “unlike the real thing” these iCigs “don’t kill you” considering the toxicology of nicotine and the links to pwning your heart. “A perfectly healthy water vapour and nicotine mix” is ridiculously misleading.
However, the overall experience is pretty pleasant. You can get a couple different flavours – mint, tobacco, apple and strawberry, making smoking one a tad like having a portable shisha pipe. The cigarettes themselves are rechargeable. All you have to do is stick the bottom half of the fag to your computer via a supplied USB cable and you’re okay to go in an hour.
Triple Halo brags that because it’s not a real cigarette it can “legally be enjoyed anywhere,” such as pubs, clubs, bars and even on aeroplanes. I tried it on the tube and no one stopped me, but you do look a twat. If I had the opportunity to try one out on a plane, I don’t think I’d have the gall, and I can only imagine someone lacking certain social skills would dare to bother being “that guy.”
I would give the Triple Halo e-haler 3 cancerous lungs out of 5. Why? Although an improvement on other electronic cigs on the market, it still looks kind of like a goofy toy. For someone genuinely trying to quit, but can’t stand cold turkey, I imagine they would be more likely to go for a more discrete option like Nicorette’s inhalers. As a replacement to cigarettes, it’s no good. However, if you like Shisha and smoking it’s a fun device every now and then. And tasty.
http://www.triplehalo.com/
Tried to return it but Triple Halo told me I was lying!
Buy with caution.
I am the Marketing Manager at TripleHalo Limited and we take all customer complaints very seriously. We have customers in over 50 countries and our overall customer feedback is consistently at 98% or above satisfaction. Without wishing to sound suspicious I am concerned by the claims you make and why you have chosen this forum. I would suggest a simple e-mail to customer services (info@triplehalo.com) or sales (sales@triplehalo.com) would have got you an immediate response.
Regarding your points:
- We have no record of any contact from your name or anything remotely similar by e-mail, voice or letter. We promptly deal with all calls and enquiries and I have to say that your comments seem to have no basis in fact as records stand. If you can provide any details of your claim through the proper support channels, they will immediately be acted upon. That is the way we would deal with each enquiry.
- As stated, the claim you make does not tally at all with the 1000's of positive customer feedback responses we have from customers all around the world, I am happy to provide you with a sample if you contact us through the proper process and deal with any issues you may have. We are a fully registered UK and international company. If there is any truth to your claim, then please contact me on emily@triplehalo.com and I will ensure it is promptly dealt with.
- Our contact details are on the site, leaflets, and boxes. You can reach us on + 44 (0) 207 402 1399 in the UK and we will soon be opening offices in over 10 countries. Please do contact me; I look forward to hearing from you.
- No member of TripleHalo staff would ever reply with 'you are lying'. Simply, the comment seems to be totally made up and designed to evoke an emotional response. We have a full replacement or refund policy in place. Hence why would we make such a comment? In simple terms, there is no record of any such contact or response; therefore I can only assume you may be representing a 'cheap knock off'? I sincerely hope that is not the case and if you genuinely have any issues please contact us appropriately and we will replace or refund your purchase, as per our standard policy.
I am sorry to say that I think you are attempting to mislead readers of this site and would welcome your proper concerns sent via the appropriate channel. I assure you we value any real and honest feedback and immediately act on it.
Emily Anderson
Unsurprising that you should come back and yat again do nothing more than announce that I am lying...
I stand by my comment, Triple Halo are a terrible and misleading company to deal with.
The only unsurprised thing is that you have come up with a twist to your claim. Even if you used your 'maiden name' there is simply no record of any of the facts you state. Our support is direct and very open. We value all genuine customers and will do all we can in supporting them.
You have been given every opportunity to verify the merits of your claim. We have had to track your unsubstantiated and unproven claim through forms that other companies would not even bother with. That shows our clear commitment to a world class support system that 1000's have enjoyed and highly rated.
In conclusion it would appear that you are likely to be one of the resellers of the cheap and nasty copies of our units and doing your best to mislead the general public.
Best wishes
Emily Anderson
I can see that this is pointless. This is exactly the attitude I received when I called you up.
I thought the point of the web was freedom of speech, not to be oppressed by a big company who is frightened of being bad-mouthed when it is the truth.
What I really don't understad is that if you have '1000's of happy customers' why you are taking so much time to subdue me on a website that slates your product in the article itself!
Surely you have better things to do?