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Like many, I started with cig-a-likes because they were cheap and available and I wasn't sure about how this vaping thing would work out. Next were eGos and Kanger style tanks, followed by a Provari with a Zen-Atty genesis tank. Then I bought a Reo and haven't moved on because it is practically...

You should give DIY a go. Very easy to make small batches of juice and adjust accordingly. One of the pieces of advice I give new vapers is to try out a wide range of flavors. You may be surprised by what you like. I am personally very fond of floral and tea flavors, I am glad I tried them...

Mixing juice. Don't get me wrong, I generally love DIY and making my own creations. That being said, I hate having to mix up a batch because I'm almost out.

You are most likely safe, although do learn Ohm's law and get a good handle on battery physics/chemistry. High drain batteries are a must. Personally, I never go below 0.8 Ohms - I find that performs more than well enough, most of the time I am in the 1.0 - 1. 4 Ohm range. Why? Measurement...

Works even better if you remove your cotton and then rinse the coil in water, dry burn, and then rinse it again with a final dry burn to dry off the coil. I've had a coil last six months using this technique. I could have gone longer, but just wanted to make a new coil because I actually like...

See if you can get some sampler packs and don't be afraid to go outside of your comfort zone. My ADV is a floral/tea flavor; when I started vaping I never would have believed I would like something like that.

You should seriously consider DIY. It is fun to come up with custom flavors that are just the right strength for you personally. It isn't hard at all, and is very cost effective. My juice cost me all of $0.07/ml and tastes better than any commercial juice I've ever tasted (which includes many...

Because it works so well with fear-mongered voters.

VG only liquids can be used in a tank, I've done it since shortly after I started vaping. Those folks sound like a bunch of prats. Ignore them. I'm guessing they are telling you this while blowing giant clouds from their wicked 0.1 Ohm quad coil. @&%$ that noise.

My favorite is a green tea juice I DIY with hints of honeysuckle and exotic fruits. I really should name it.

My main vape is my Reo Grande LP, but I also have a Provari with several nice toppers. My wife, on the other hand is more than happy with her eGo twist and a kanger topper (although I do rebuild her coils with micro coils and she changes out the cotton every couple of days). I have offered to...

NO. Make that Hell No.

Any mechanical that is well built should serve you well. That being said, I can't say enough good things about my Reo Grade LP; everything else just collects dust.

Buy a Reo, you will never need to buy anything else.

This has been exactly my experience.

Another Reonaut checking in - if I could have only one, it would be my trusty Grand LP.

Cig-a-likes are what got my wife and I to stop smoking and start vaping. Have moved on to more advanced mods and making our own juice, but the cig-a-likes got us started. They have their place; a cheap way to give vaping a try that is not complicated.

Note that in the eyes of your insurance company, you are still a smoker because nicotine. Not fair, not right, but best to make sure they know at the very least, that you are vaping. I still identify as a smoker on my annual insurance questionnaire. If they test me for cotinine, I will test...

Reo LP grande with Reomizer 2.0 Reo LP grande with Reomizer 2.0 Reo LP grande with Reomizer 2.0 Reo LP grande with Reomizer 2.0 ... I've got other mods, but my Reo is really all I use. It is perfect with a micro-coil and cotton. Built like a tank, vapes great, and always works.

DIY isn't hard. If you use 36mg nic base, it is much safer to do. I've been making my own juice for a little over a year now and would never go back. My wife (who also vapes) won't touch any juice but those I make which is a huge compliment given we have had some very nice high end juices on...