The BombShell Kit comes with: the BombShell (in the color of your choice), (1) 18650 Li-ion protected battery (3000 mAh), (1) dual-battery wall charger, (1) collectible box, (1) atomizer and (1) matching drip tip.  Please note that the 510 drip tip is a close though not exact match.  If you prefer a LR306 atty, the drip tip will be as close a match as possible or clear.

A simple yet elegant design, this mod is not only tough -- she is a beauty too.  Exclusive to HotVapes, the BombShell is solid aluminum with a recessed brass button.  Of course she features a 510 connector port, which also accomodates a LR306.  Substantial in the hand but not too heavy, capable of handling one 18650 or two rcr123 batteries, the Shell is versatile enough to meet your 3.7v or 6v+ vaping preference.  Though there is a small vent hole on the Shell's bottom, always use circuit protected batteries.  Never use unprotected Li-ion batteries.  Lithium-ion batteries can and have failed.  Circuit protected batteries do not guarantee a battery melt down will never occur, they do however minimize the risk of a melt down.  Should a melt down occur the vent hole will allow gases to escape the cylinder that houses the battery.

The BombShell Kit is perfect for those in need of all the accoutrement required for vaping a mod.  If you already have a Li-ion battery and charger, etc., you may instead consider our standalone model.  If not, or if you prefer one-stop shopping, the kit is an economical alternative to picking up everything piecemeal.

Choose your preference of atomizer: the 510 (3.0ohm or 2.2ohm), the LR510 Bridgeless (1.5ohm or the mid-resistance 2.2ohm) or the LR306 (1.5ohm or 2.0ohm).  If you will primarily vape using the 3.7v 18650 battery, the LR306s may offer more in the way of vapor and throat-hit, though with perhaps a slight flavor loss.  The Bridgeless 510 offers great vapor and flavor.  Any of our atomizers will work fine for you; it is simply a matter of preference.  If you will be using two 3.0v rcr123 batteries, you will want the 510 at 3.0ohm.  Using two batteries rated above 3v will lead to the 3ohm 510's early demise however.