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iVape has several locations down around Myrtle Beach.

Wow! I hope in another 5 years we're pushing 100 million!

When Provari does upgrade the electronics in the future, you can have your current version updated as well. You can send it in, pay a small fee, and get the new internals upgraded to the current version.

Thanks for the contest! Count me in!

Thanks Kimberly! That would be great to have!

My only improvement that has been actually measured is blood pressure. When I smoked analogs, my blood pressure was 145/90, give or take a couple of points. Been vaping for a year, and now my readings are 120/80, give or take a couple of points.

Personally, I like the new design. I waited until it was released to buy mine. I was able to compare it to a V2.0 a couple weeks ago at a vape meet. Both are very nice, but I still aesthetically prefer the V2.5 that I have. It does look really nice in person. The pictures online don't do it justice.

Staring at a computer screen, vaping my DIY hazelnut vanilla in a triple v tank on top of my Provari.

Before I switched to tanks, I had that same problem. I bought a pack of multi colored, multi sized rubber bands. I would put a big rubber band around the bottle of juice, and a corresponding small rubber band around the carto. Worked well for me. I just had to remember what color was what when I...

I have the full size and use the standard and extension caps. When I'm using the 18490's, I get about 10 to 11 hours out of it. I'm a very heavy vapor, and generally use DCC's at 2.5ohm, 4.5v to 5v. With the extended cap and 18650, I get very close to a full day (6AM to 11PM for me). Sometimes...

I'll throw my name in. Thanks!

Thanks for the info!

I've tried searching, and can't find any info on it. I want to have my brother machine an end cap for me, but I don't know what size the threads are. If all else fails, I'll order another cap and send it to him to check out. I just don't want to send him my end cap to play with while he figures...

The single coils worked well for me too. Maybe it's in my head, but I think I get better flavor and more vapor from my dual coils, so I stick with them.

I tried the Novas as well. I didn't care for them. I've also tried the kangers. I haven't tried anything yet that I like better than my carto tanks.

I use a Provari at about 4.2 to 4.8 depending on the flavor. I rotate multiple flavors, and some taste better a little cooler, some a little warmer.

What I use is a 2.5 ohm dual coil with two holes. My juice is 80pg/20pg. I vape a lot, and it seems to work well for me.

A cart with 2 or 3 holes will wick more, and may help with the less vapor problems. Not sure what to tell you about the hot tips though. Are the tips metal or plastic? My metal tips definitely get warmer faster than my plastic ones.

I occasionally get a warm tip when I'm chain vaping, but I don't usually have problems with less vapor. It could be that the carto is not wicking fast enough. Do you know what the PG/VG ratio of the juice is, and how many holes are punched in the carto?

And here I thought I was the only one. :) I use primarily carto tanks, but I swear I've been getting more vapor and better flavor out of them than I did with either my spinner or my home-built box mods.