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From a 2.5 year veteran vaper, the smartest thing I did in the whole process, it bypass the typical starter units. I went mod from the beginning with a Pro Vape 1, then progressed to the Pro Vari....never have suffered any set backs and never needed any more power, never needed any more...

I know exactly what you are talking about!! It's been 2.5 years for me....and I still cannot believe it was so easy. Everyone, who is a doubter.....listen up....it works...it's easy...and you wont' regret it!! And when you give up the analogs, pay it forward and tell one person how easy...

Ok I will check the couple things you suggested today. No I have not tried another coil head yet, but will give that a try today. Thanks!

Thanks to all for coming here to try and help this ole girl...granny. Yes, its volts, not watts...and the ProVari measured the Pro tank atomizer at 2.4 and Im using 18490 batteries. It is weird and it's with all my batteries, not just one or two. I went thru 6 batteries yesterday at work...

Set up is a ProVari . Batteries are 6 months old and using 4-5 on rotation Regular cartomizer use, change battery every 8 hours or so. New Kanger Pro Tank purchased 2 days ago, and it appears will be nice, if I can find out how to carry a charger with me everywhere I go. LOL. Using watts(?)...

I'm working in a office with about 30 people for about 9 months now. I was the only "vaper" and many asked questions and I gave simple answers and no "preaching" just my testimonial of how I quite smoking very easily after 35 yrs of heavy menthols cigs...and I always refered them to ECF...

Welcome....and glad to have ya! So glad you finally came out of hiding. We've been wondering who that was.:D

I am a FIRM beliver that it is OK...to get the best when you start out, as I FIRMLY believe it will help you kick the habit as you will get that "satisfaction feeling" that we ex smokers think/thought we could not live without. Some do it with less exspensive models...not knocking that...

Glad to have you, and Texas loves you to for giving up the stinkys!;)

Well it's about time! We saw you peeking several times. When, what, where and how, can we help ya? And just in case your wondering....they do work!! Just look at my sig below. Welcome!!!!!

I just gave it a "try" Dec. 1, 2010. Well it's today...and however many days later...and I am still giving it a "try". So far...it's working. No analogs, no desire, no coughing, no heart pounding out of my chest, no wheezing at night. So all I can tell you..... Give it a "try"...

Alot of vapers (ex menthol smokers), including myself, have not been able to find a satisfactory menthol flavor. What seems to work for many, is the addition of cinnamon flavor to a tobacco flavor. Sounds weird I know, but it worked for me and I no longer do any typical menthol flavors...

So glad you came in from the cold to warm up with some good friends here at ECF. Glad to have you and hope to hear more from ya!

go for it....bypass the others that you will just put in the drawer. Tiny learning curve and the benefits are AWESOME!! You'll love it.

ProVari is a great, sturdy unit that I love. Give it a look at Provape.com

Basically, cartomizers are what holdd your juice and they connect to your battery. You have to fill them when you have vaped down the juice. Depending on how much you vape, refills could be every 30 minutes or perhaps every 2 hours. In a cartomizer, there is a center tube that you don't want...

Yep, especially with low battery.

My doctor was great with it as well. Just sad that I won't have to see him as much now.:)

There will be others who will jump in I'm sure, but with my 3.7, I use Low Resistance cartomizers (LR) 1.5. It gives a warmer vapor and more vapor. I believe that you can use all the different sizes, but LR's are preferred by most and up to a 2 will still give warm vapor. Hope this helps.

Hopefully you will get some suggestions, but for the most part, not to many use prefilled carts. You will get a much better flavor when you fill yourself and a much wider flavor variety and consistency as well as lower cost. Filling your own is super easy. There are some YouTube videos that...