View Poll Results: What is the most important thing to consider when buying juice?

**Kate** · 10-23-2008, 04:04 PM

It is strange Europe but I suppose the best thing about esmoking is that it satisfies the habit. Maybe the addiction isn't as strong as we sometimes think. Personally, I don't need much nicotine to keep me happy but I really miss the act of 'smoking' when I can't do it.

Doggsie, it's not clear yet whether the nicotine gives the harshness/hit or if it's other additives in the juice. Some high nic juices are smooth like Freesmoke and Johnson Creek and some low nic ones are a bit harsh so it's not clear cut.

**lynchite** · 10-23-2008, 04:42 PM

It's the harshness / lung hit for me.
I just got a new atomizer, the old one must have been dodgy from the start cause this new one actually hurts if I inhale too deeply, produces loads more vapour too!

**BadSeed** · 10-23-2008, 07:03 PM

Flavour for me, but safety is a very close second. I'm sticking with Wicked at the moment as it's got both.

**Mommyshann** · 10-23-2008, 09:54 PM

Does anybody carry any cinnamon flavored liquid? It just hit me today that I'd really love to have some cinnamon.

**doggsie** · 10-25-2008, 01:43 AM

Kate i also think my hit alters drastically and is dependent on what i have eaten !!! as sometimes after food i dont get a hit at all until i have cleaned my teeth and used mouthwash, all comes back then, he he thats okay wont be needing the dentist again at this rate.......another benefit.

**BogartNoMore** · 10-25-2008, 04:05 AM

Went for a reluctant "Throat hit" even though I know it should have been safety. I think safety is a tough one at the moment as the rest are opinions that we can come to through fairly short term experience, but even with the few lab tests that have been done it's going to be a while before we know about any potential long term effects. Safety would certainly be my first choice if I knew for sure some were safer than others.

Throat hit for me seems to play a large part in the psychological effect that I'm actually 'smoking'. I found my 18mg cherry flavour didn't really have that hit and I had a constant slight craving throughout the day despite continuous puffing. I was worried that I might need a higher strength, but not wanting to get more hooked than ever before I stuck with 18mg and I'm glad to say my new flavours (Like Smoke, 555, and Roast Smoke) seem much more satisfying.

**doggsie** · 10-25-2008, 11:52 AM

Throat hit for me seems to play a large part in the psychological effect that I'm actually 'smoking'. I found my 18mg cherry flavour didn't really have that hit and I had a constant slight craving throughout the day despite continuous puffing. I was worried that I might need a higher strength, but not wanting to get more hooked than ever before I stuck with 18mg and I'm glad to say my new flavours (Like Smoke, 555, and Roast Smoke) seem much more satisfying.

Bogart i find i am having a similar experience to you, although i have been using 16mg from janty......how long have you been using your newer flavours and do they still give you a hit!!! and out of interest which cigs were you smoking before e-cigs.

**BogartNoMore** · 10-25-2008, 02:46 PM

Hey Doggsie,

Actually I've only had these flavours since thursday so hopefully the effect will continue!

Before my e-cig I was smoking Drum rolling tobacco and didn't consider myself a particularly heavy smoker, usually between 11-15 rolleys a day. Nice thing is at the moment I don't give tobacco any thought at all and the only times I've had any recently the taste has gone back to being revolting and making me feel ill.