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Chanel, What have you got to lose by trying it? Analogs will still be there if you don't like it. I started using e cigs and had no intention of quitting. I just wanted a way to cut down on analogs. Needless to say (if my signature box is working below); I quit a 35 year pack and a half a day...

Don't sweat the small stuff. We all start out as noobs. We count on each other to smooth out the large bumps. Thats why we're here. Welcome to the word of vaping!

Congrats Helen and Woodslady. Keep up the good work.

Wow, You have been on both sides of the country. I was born and raised here in Washingtax. I have never had the urge to live anywhere else. My grandfathers first name was Rexford (funny coincidence). I was named after him. My name is Rex Farrar. I just use the 01 part in my member name...

Yes, it is my last name also. Where are you from Sanford?

Ya and he seemed to have the cigar grip down pretty well to. Probably a closet stogie smoker! HE'S SO BUSTED!

No, I hadn't but I went and checked it out. Wow that would be a cool one to mod. With a 90 second recharge rate it might beworth the $30 to try it out.:D

Quick update: This mod went about a week without a recharge. It finally just started not hitting as good but was still working. So I threw the battery on the charger overnight and everything works as it did before. I didn't take a multimeter reading before charging so I don't know what the volts...

Good lord 5 card! bite your tongue, thet might be listening!8-o

Got my first e cig in November 09. It was a piece of junk and didn't work vry well. Got my 2nd E cig in mid Jan 2010 had my last analog Feb 2010. Now I'm down to 6-9 mg nicotine from my original 18-24 mg nocotine. Now I have helped 10 other people to try E cigs and some of them have quit too.

I totally agree with Quitter and Mel_vin. I love the act of smoking, I always have since I coughed through my first analog at the ripe old age of 9 or 10 (I’m 46 now). I have spent a lot of time while trying to quit smoking trying to figure out why I kept going back. After a lot of analysis I...

Keep at it. It takes time to break the analog habit. Everybody is a little different it seems in how long it takes. I figure it took me 35 years to gain my habit. If it takes me less than that to rid myself of it I am lucky.

Welcome to the forum. Glad you found your way past the kiosk people or you may have had that worst case scenario you talked about. I don't know about the ones in the UK but the kiosk dealers here in my part of the US are terrible IMO (in my opinion). The lingo here on the forum is a little...

If you run their web address through Whois the info is usually listed. I compiled my own regional list awhile back that way. If the feds want to know where the vendors are all they need do is punch a few buttons on their computers.

It’s funny, I never wanted to give up cigarettes when I started vaping. It just happened along the way. I have not really been trying to lower my nic levels; I have just found that the higher levels were affecting me in undesirable ways and I have steadily reduced them. Now I am looking forward...

Glad to know that I am not the only one that is cutting back to zero and planning to keep on vaping. I started at 24 mg and have cut it down to between 6 and 9 mg. Next step will be 3-6 mg then down to 0. Gonna take it down slowly.

I also don't plan to quit vaping.

So how is vaping at zero mg going for you? I started out at 24mg and have dropped to 6-9 mostly 6 mg. I am going to be dropping down again soon. Anything I need to know?

If I hadn't posted it somebody else would have.

No!.... don..'t..... type.............this....! Have you ever met one ya didn't want to eat?:evil:lol