Greetings all, Profesor Plum here, I'm pleased to make your acquaintance!
I am very new to vaping, it's only been a week or so. I am an avid pipe, hookah and cigar smoker and it's eating away at my wallet, especially the cigars. So, being an inquisitive sort, I set out to find a cost effective way to smoke that may not be terrible for me and came upon e-cigarettes and vaporizers. My goal is to slowly reduce the nicotine until i can smoke 0mg just for the enjoyment of smoking.
My initial setup is a Joytech eGo 1000maH passthrough, a few Stardust clearomizers and a ViVi Nova 2.5 tank system.
I've been mixing my own e-juice, I'm pretty experienced at the handling and mixing of chemicals and I really enjoy experimenting so I thought that a little flavor, glycerine and nicotine wouldn't give me too much trouble. I've yet to hit a perfect flavor balance, but at least my stuff works. I've made peach mango, lavender horehound and coffee mint flavors to start and they've turned out well enough, and certainly cheap to produce.
Anyway, that's my intro, apologies if it was a bit long!
Prof. Plum
(P.S. Profesor is the Spanish spelling, and I like the way it sounds... I didn't just misspell professor. =P)
I am very new to vaping, it's only been a week or so. I am an avid pipe, hookah and cigar smoker and it's eating away at my wallet, especially the cigars. So, being an inquisitive sort, I set out to find a cost effective way to smoke that may not be terrible for me and came upon e-cigarettes and vaporizers. My goal is to slowly reduce the nicotine until i can smoke 0mg just for the enjoyment of smoking.
My initial setup is a Joytech eGo 1000maH passthrough, a few Stardust clearomizers and a ViVi Nova 2.5 tank system.
I've been mixing my own e-juice, I'm pretty experienced at the handling and mixing of chemicals and I really enjoy experimenting so I thought that a little flavor, glycerine and nicotine wouldn't give me too much trouble. I've yet to hit a perfect flavor balance, but at least my stuff works. I've made peach mango, lavender horehound and coffee mint flavors to start and they've turned out well enough, and certainly cheap to produce.
Anyway, that's my intro, apologies if it was a bit long!
Prof. Plum
(P.S. Profesor is the Spanish spelling, and I like the way it sounds... I didn't just misspell professor. =P)
Sounds like you are jumping in with both feet!
