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Vape Goddess Guilty Pleasure is one of my all-time favorites. Tastes like Golden Grahams cereal.

Well folks, I made it. Let's never speak of this again. Worst idea of my vaping journey.

No way. I'll definitely spend a bit in October.

That's funny. My girlfriend doesn't vape either, so she got carried away and turned September into a "no-spend on ANYTHING" month. Been cutting back on random purchases, less going out to eat/drink, etc. It's been brutal, but the bank accounts are definitely not complaining. I'm sure she's...

Way ahead of you. I've had a running list in the notepad on my phone for weeks. :laugh:

The main thing I've noticed over the past month is that the line between 'need' and 'want' has become much more clear. I have about five juice flavors that have emerged as very clear favorites, and the rest I basically have to force myself to vape. Planning on restocking 100ml of each of the...

Only a week and some change. I got this. All I can say for sure is that October 1st is going to be a stressful day for my credit card!

Oh my god, can this month be over yet? I'm jonesing to buy something.

I've rewicked Protanks with mesh before, just have to roll it super tight. I like mesh a lot better than Silica because it's low maintenance and lasts a lot longer without tasting burnt.

Flavor shotsssssssssss.

Just be aware that a lot of flavorings use PG as a carrier. Most vendors are good about disclosing the "maximum possible VG" thing, but you may still end up with a small percentage of PG in your juice if you're not careful. I doubt it would be enough to give you a reaction, but it's worth...

Try a small bottle of something PG-free, and see how you feel. If the 100% VG base is too thick, you can dilute it down with a few drops of distilled water from any grocery store. That's a cheap and easy way of telling whether or not you're truly sensitive to PG.

From my personal experience, liquids that are high in PG taste awful. They do have a very strong throat hit, but that's definitely not a selling point for me. Keep in mind, though, liquids that are high in VG are much thicker and harder to wick. You may experience dry hits if your device can't...

I use AW IMR batteries in my 18350 and 18500 mechanicals. I've also got 2 Panasonic NCR18650PD batteries that I use from time to time. No issues whatsoever, just have to be careful to set everything up correctly and avoid shorts.

THIS. When I first started to transition from analogs to vaping, I'd only get cravings when drinking. Cinnaroll @ 24mg was exactly what I needed. Tastes great with just about anything you drink, and the throat hit is way more than enough to keep you from lighting up.

Best post in this thread. :laugh:

Thought the exact same thing, but decided to take the high road. Well done, sir. :toast:

Grats on your physical going well. I'm also in a rural area, and I think that has a lot to do with the 'acceptance' of vaping in public. I mean, when you're sitting at a bar immediately next to someone with a huge dip in their lip, spitting into a cup full of napkins, near a door to the patio...

Blu starter kit Joye 510, later upgraded to 510T cartridges/attys eCab (which I later modded and still use sometimes because it fits nicely in a pen pocket) ZMax v3/Protank Macaveli 350 (black, still using) Macaveli 500/650 (stainless, still using) Macaveli 350 (grey, still using) iHybrid Pure...

^ This. Fluke's the best that I know of, but P R I C E Y. Personally, I have a little $20 meter from Amazon that works great, and is reasonably (within 0.1 ohm) accurate for checking coils and voltages. Can't remember the brand name off the top of my head, but they're all over...