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    Flavor Suggestions & Choosing a Vendor

    I've seen several recommendations for Parkes, so I had to go take a look. I placed an order for lots of samples - can't wait!
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    Flavor Suggestions & Choosing a Vendor

    I've heard that complaint a lot about cherry flavored liquids. Apparently a good cherry flavor is a difficult one to nail down.
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    New to E-cig Volt Smokeless Image questions

    Nicotine level needs vary too dramatically to give a firm recommendation for 18mg. Many of us needed 36mg or 24mg to quit the cigarettes; some need only 12mg or 18mg. There doesn't seem to be a firm correlation between former analogue consumption and the ideal starting nic level. In other...
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    What's your favorite non-tobacco e-liquid flavor and from what vendor?

    I've tried those same flavors from V4L and you're right, they are absolutely revolting. However, I'm a coffee lover and I can say without reservation that V4L makes one of the best coffee eliquids out there: WowCoffee. It is one of the top three coffee eliquids available right now, in my...
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    Flavor Suggestions & Choosing a Vendor

    I also love coffee flavor, so I'll give you a few of my tried-and-true favorites: Kona Coffee Milkshake from Virgin Vapor WowCoffee from Vapor4Life Keoke Coffee from MyFreedomSmokes If you want to try a hot cinnamon that tastes exactly like those Fireball candies, try the fabulous Atomic...
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    What is wrong with me???

    If you like the V4L batteries at 3.7v, you may be disappointed in an EGo because it operates at a lower, cooler voltage. I would suggest that you check out the Riva from Liberty Flights as it's 3.7v. It's my new favorite ecig!
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    Still craving analog

    I think you'll find that there's a huge difference between 18mg and 24mg. To me, the 18mg tastes like bad breath but the 24mg really hits the spot! I vote that you up your nicotine level and see if that helps.
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    New Vapor-er just saying hello.

    Don't worry about vaping too much. You're not smoking, and that's the point. Give yourself as much time as you need to acclimate; you'll be glad you did.
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    Very frustrated and confused

    I've been using my V4L kit for over two years and although I've also started collecting other ecig models, I still love my V4L the best. They have a new XL battery now (Diamond) and it's very chic in black matte. It last for several hours.
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    Information Overload

    I don't care about the problems with EGo's or Riva's because I didn't buy any bad ones. I care about the E-Power because I *did* get a bad one - and the usual fixes don't work. People, especially the newbies, need to understand that this e-cig model has a problem right now and it's less of a...
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    Information Overload

    There are two posters here with the same problem: newly purchased E-Power's that will not turn off. A new switch does not solve the problem. They don't work as they should; they're downright dangerous if you don't remember to unscrew them after every single vape. Why on earth would you...
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    Information Overload

    It's perfectly logical if you happen to be the person who got a bad unit. I don't want to see anyone get burned like I did. It's fair to warn them about it. There is obviously a problem with the current batch of E-Power 14650's.
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    How do I find liquid with nicotine in it?

    You may need to start at 36mg to keep the cravings at bay. I used 36mg for several months when I first stopped smoking, then I worked myself down to 24mg. I've pretty much stayed at 24mg - but I haven't smoked in over 2 years.
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    Cartomizers

    If it's not refillable, I'd ditch it and buy one that's going to be cost-effective and user-friendly in the long term. You also want to have the option to experiment with different liquids. What kind of e-cig do you have?
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    Information Overload

    The throat hit you describe is determined by both the nicotine level and the composition of the liquid: higher PG means a bigger throat hit. It sounds like you need a higher ratio of VG and maybe a lower nicotine level. This only helps you if you know the specs for the liquid you vaped...
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    Information Overload

    I would not recommend the E-Power given the fact that recently, at least two people on this forum have received bad ones with switches that won't turn off. We don't know how many non-forum people have had the same problem. I would suggest that you avoid the E-Power unless/until they fix the...
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    How do I find liquid with nicotine in it?

    Most liquids have nicotine. The strength means the nicotine level: 36-24-18-11-6-0 are the usual levels. You have the option with some vendors to add "extra flavor" but that shouldn't change the stated nic level.
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    Happy e-Power User

    There are at least two of us in the past couple of weeks who got bad E-Power ecigs and they were 14650's. Maybe this means that it's only the recently produced units that are flawed? When did you buy your E-Power?
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    E-Power 14560 - Just arrived, but can't use it :(

    I agree. I am about ready to give up on the E-Power altogether. It's just not worth the aggravation. I think I'll just order something else. It does annoy me greatly that I wasted so much money on a product that is faulty.
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    New to E-Cig

    Yes, it's cheaper. Yes, it works. You're a fairly heavy smoker, so get a heavy-duty ecig to start with and save yourself a lot of hassle. Start at 24mg nic level but buy 18mg in case it's too strong. I started at 36mg and stayed there for months; that's what it took to keep me off tobacco...
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