I picked up my first vaping device last weekend at a shop in Philly. My wife and I would take rides out to Pa. for cheaper cigs than New Jersey. At the time it seemed worth the time and gas to go so why not. They had a deal on the eGo-T where you get 2 atomizers, 2 batteries, a USB charger and wall charger with a bunch of tips for like $47. Was the best deal I saw out of the research I had done to that point. They had 3 different types of strength so I got the medium, which, after I tried it kind of grabbed me by the booboo. A little too strong and harsh. Reminded me a little of that awful ragweed we would sometimes get back in the 1970's
So after watching a video on how to fill the cartridge I realized I did it wrong as per the instructions. Live and learn right? I found a website that had a ton of flavors of juice at different nicotine levels so I got a cherry and a fruit punch at 6mg each. Expected delivery is tomorrow. $4.99 each plus $2.97 shipping. For $12.97 not so bad. I still have a lot to learn as far as terminology and upgrading, battery strength. As far as cleaning the best video I saw the gentleman used Alcohol. He said water might eventually stiffen the wick and leave unwanted mineral residue unless you use distilled water which takes way longer to dry.
Is vaping device the right term to use? Forgive my squirrely ignorance on terms until I read the forum more.
Thanks. Simon in NJ
So after watching a video on how to fill the cartridge I realized I did it wrong as per the instructions. Live and learn right? I found a website that had a ton of flavors of juice at different nicotine levels so I got a cherry and a fruit punch at 6mg each. Expected delivery is tomorrow. $4.99 each plus $2.97 shipping. For $12.97 not so bad. I still have a lot to learn as far as terminology and upgrading, battery strength. As far as cleaning the best video I saw the gentleman used Alcohol. He said water might eventually stiffen the wick and leave unwanted mineral residue unless you use distilled water which takes way longer to dry.
Is vaping device the right term to use? Forgive my squirrely ignorance on terms until I read the forum more.
Thanks. Simon in NJ