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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009
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I am a pack a day Marlboro Red 100's smoker. I have tried to quit numerous times but obviously never hard enough. I am getting ready to watch the video but wanted to say Hi first. So Hi everyone! I was also wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction. Where do I start? Is there a simple version for total noobs on what to buy and where to buy it? How often can I expect to be buying replacements, etc. What do you suggest for a 30 something female, pack a day Marlboro Red 100's smoker? |
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| Moved On Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: UK
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There are some hints and tips here - New, Updated, Comprehensive Intro to Vaping! Check the review board for popular devices, everyone has different priorities so it's a matter of learning what is available then narrowing what you can have. Welcome to the forum |
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as a recent newb, i'd probably suggest a 401 model (EVO or Pilot) or a standard 901 model ("pocket mini"). i've recently been toying with a 901, and to me it does give a unique experience that isn't exactly like "smoking" but the 401 to me feels more like a "real" cigarette in how it performs. maintenance is a little tricker (but not impossible) with the 401 models, but again, in my opinion, it replaces "real smoking" a little more accurately. i'm glad i started with that model, learned a bit about it, and then progressed to a different device. a lot of people love the 901 and i do as well, but to me, it feels more like a "vapor device" and less like a cig, so it could be a little strange to someone at first. hope that makes sense ![]() i don't think you'll be sorry with either model, and the 901 is a little more widespread, so a lot start out with it, i just happened to do it the other way around ![]() however, kate is absolutely right that it's a purely personal experience for everyone, and most people end up with a few devices trying to find the perfect one for them. i like the battery life and "realism" of the 401, and the 901 provides a little bit of a "heavier" experience to me. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Austin Texas
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Welcome! I am almost 40 and a woman who smoked full flavor 100s 2 pks a day. I went with the classic penstyle due to how ling the carts and battery last before needing to be changed or charged. It also has the danty mouthpiece instead of a round mouthpiece. Alot has to do with personal preference though so its good to look and read alot before you buy. Good luck and hope you find what your after.
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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009
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Thanks so much for all your help. I decided on either one of these that was recommended: 401 model (EVO or Pilot) or a standard 901 model ("pocket mini") Where do I buy them at? Best price and service? I'd like a warranty if I can get one. Also, what are things do I need to order? I noticed that people suggested extra parts and juice. I'm not sure how many of what I need. Also, I will be need enough for about a month as I will be traveling. Can anyone help me with my first order? If you were me, what all would you get for less than $125. |
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| | #6 |
| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009
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Unfortunately I can't edit my post for the atrocious destruction of the English language above.
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| Moved On Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: UK
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Both M401s and DSE901s are popular devices and a good choice. LitecigUSA used to have a six month guarantee and good prices but I'm not up to date on them now. To start you'll need minimum - 2x atomisers, 2x batteries, charger, 10 cartridges and a couple of bottles of eliquid. If you decide you like the device it's usually worth getting another kit for spares (yes, you do need a spare charger). |
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Seattle, USA
Posts: 1,062
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A USB charger is a good choice for a spare charger. That way, if the power goes out you can recharge from your laptop's battery
__________________ "How beautiful it is to get up and go out and do something. We are here on earth to fart around. Don't let anybody tell you different." - Kurt Vonnegut |
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| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: USA
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shoot, I wish I joined this forum before I jumped and bought the Smoking Everywhere model at the mall.. it seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the more I threads I read, it seems as if there are so many more other options!!
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