Hello from iran

Thanks for sharing knowledge.
My goal is to get most flavor out of rtda mod, it’s nice to have a cloud setup but most of the time im vaping for my own pleasure so I would rather go the other way.
I was expecting it, old stuff was made to make respect for the producer, nowadays they’re trying to make the cheapest with highest quantity of products. (Still driving my old carbureted Peugeot while vaping lol)
I can’t risk it here and go diy on juice, there’s a lot of fake materials on the market and the good quality ones costs the same as buying a legitimate brand juice like nasty liq that you can register.
Try the uwell g3 lite pod, it’s awesome has great taste and huge cloud at the same time with 0.6 cartridge. This is my go to everyday choice.

Ive seen vice videos on YouTube about those juul pods, kids around here dont have that kind of money to start such trend. Its been more than a decade that students from my high school yelling “yadollah” as the code red for principal reaching bathrooms to check for cig/weed smokers, a relic from my past.
Thats called flavor chasing and has its own systems. There re other flavor chasers here. I’m basically a deal chaser.

There are Juul pods? Of course there are. Juul was originally a stealth disposable with veeeeery sketchy testing. They got hit with a gollywhacker of a lawsuit and that big monopoly tobacco company bought them. Good fit. They were both evil Pretending to be good.

Climax Cream by Bombo - Review by Ben28


Climax Cream
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Climax Cream by Bombo—a name that, honestly, gave me a bit of a laugh but definitely caught my eye. I think it’s a genius naming choice! Big thanks to Vapeo24 for making this review possible. You can check out their website for more details on this juice and their full range of products.

According to the manufacturer: Climax Cream from the Pastry Masters line by Bombo is a creation that redefines excellence in dessert vaping. This Longfill aroma stands out with its sophisticated blend of a crepe filled with Crema Catalana, enriched with chocolate chips, nuts, and a subtle touch of caramel. Crafted through a meticulous double maceration process, Climax Cream aims to be the gold standard of dessert e-liquids, promising to take your vaping experience to an unprecedented level of pleasure.

The Scent Test: The first note I pick up is the Crema Catalana, a very traditional dessert from Catalonia (the autonomous region in northeast Spain). For my English speakers, this is very similar to a custard, but with a crunchy caramelized sugar crust on top. Along with the cream, I get a very noticeable, sweet caramel aroma. I don’t really pick up the nuts or the chocolate on the nose.

The Vape Test: I used my trusty Oumier Wasp Nano with a handcrafted coil at 32W. The vaping experience is very consistent with the scent: the base is clearly Crema Catalana. And let me tell you, the room note is incredible—it smells amazing. The caramel settles down quite a bit while vaping, staying mostly in the background. While I don’t specifically taste the nuts, they do add a certain "dryness" to the liquid’s body. As for the chocolate, it’s honestly undetectable for me.

The Verdict: In short, this is a perfect liquid for pastry lovers and those with a sweet tooth. If you like custard or dessert flavors, you absolutely have to try this one. No doubt about it!

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I had cataract surgery to right eye about 3 weeks ago. My cost after insurance was $900. I need to get my left eye done but I'm trying to wait until I'm Medicare eligible so that entire cost is covered. I will say that I was somewhat worried about vaping after the procedure. I slept the entire day of but that night I started vaping again, There does not seem to be any adverse effects from it. My follow up with the doc is first week of Jan where she will judge healing. I'm amazed at how much better I can see after just having one eye done.
It was a shock to my system not having to wear glasses except for reading and close work. I don't know how long it took me to stop reflexively pushing them up my nose and being surprised when they weren't there. Turns out fifty-year-old habits are hard to break.

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