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  1. Vaping4Sanity

    removed bridge from atty -- great flavor, but frequent dripping or else burnt flavor?

    I like my bridgeless atty, but it does seem to burn hotter and go through more juice. I have to drip more often to keep the flavor good and unburnt tasting than I do while dripping on regular un-modded atty.
  2. Vaping4Sanity

    Good afternoon everyone!

    Congratz on passing up the analogs for the PV. I haven't found a chocolate I've particularly like yet, but I keep trying.
  3. Vaping4Sanity

    Newbie Vapor

    Welcome to ECF. You will love the eGo kit. I wish I had a dime for every video I've watched, I could buy a new mod!
  4. Vaping4Sanity

    So I got my Ego.

    I average about 3ml per day, but go up to around 5ml per day give or take a little. I get nervous when I get down to 30ml remaining and order more to account to shipping time.
  5. Vaping4Sanity

    Provari-looking for some advice

    Looks nice, but I prefer mechanical mods. Less to go wrong.
  6. Vaping4Sanity

    TW e-liquid good?

    Seems a little pricey, but I've only heard good things.
  7. Vaping4Sanity

    After 1 month, money I've spent on vaping

    I'm a couple of hundred in, but worth every penny. I've probably saved a little, never really added it up though.
  8. Vaping4Sanity

    BOGE (Dekang) juices...Can I get some insight??

    I get my China juice from MadVapes. Quick shipping and it's always good, especially for the price. You can't beat a good price and a big bottle of juice!
  9. Vaping4Sanity

    Calling Dr. Pepper fans

    I've only tried Dr. Pepper once and it was from cigparts. I think it was called Dr. Popper, it was pretty close from what I remember. Pricey though, and shipping was like 7 bucks. I wouldn't do it again.
  10. Vaping4Sanity

    Is there anything more utterly worthless...

    My pro smoke is pretty useless. My last order was in my hands and tracking said it was still in the originating state.
  11. Vaping4Sanity

    Longest Lasting Atty Competition

    A little over a month
  12. Vaping4Sanity

    Three words to describe your personal feelings, while steeping juice

    How much longer? (wringing hands in anticipation).
  13. Vaping4Sanity

    New Vaper...Health question

    I got some sores in my mouth the first week or so, but those have since passed and life is good again. Not really sores, more like sensitive raw spots. Probably just from hot juice splashing into my mouth sucking on this thing like a straw..lol
  14. Vaping4Sanity

    First felt like a non-smoker when...

    I couldn't throw the ashtrays away as my wife still smokes, but being able to resist and not even really wanting one anymore. Now they just stink. I did remove my ashtray from my table and from my car. Now to work on the wife, but I'm not gonna be pushy about it. She'll quit when she's...
  15. Vaping4Sanity

    I Earned A Banner Today!

    Woohoo!!!!! Congratz, and keep it up. Kick that cig devil to the curb for good.
  16. Vaping4Sanity

    So this is actually kind of awesome then...

    Welcome to ECF and good luck. Let us know how well it is working out for you.
  17. Vaping4Sanity

    E2 R4 Cartomizer from Madvapes

    Yep, I'm sure there are only two. The soft mouth piece and then the the ring with the tiny holes, that's all there is. I pulled the them both out because it's easier to fill without using those tiny holes. It's not too hard to get the 2nd ring back in the correct way if you use a pencil...
  18. Vaping4Sanity

    today makes..

    Congratz on your 1 month anniversary!
  19. Vaping4Sanity

    Annoyed with the Post Office!

    That would not make me very happy either.
  20. Vaping4Sanity

    Carto Newbie & Unprepared!

    Hi, No, you don't need to fill with a syringe, but you can. I haven't cleaned mine as I use dedicated cartos for each juice. Not that I won't clean them, but haven't had the need yet. I've only had one die on me and it was maybe two weeks old. The others are going strong at 2+ weeks so...
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