18mg nic is too much for sub-ohm kits

[SteveS45]

Diluting same flavors is exactly how I expanded into a mod and a nautilus Mini. Didn't take long to not "need" the higher nicotine level though even as a Pack a Day or more Marlboro Red smoker.

 

[Layzee Vaper]

One thing I learned in 4 and a half years of vaping is there is no one size fits all solution. Ask ten vapers what the best setup is you will probably get 10 different opinions. Ask the same ten, six months down the line and you will likely get a completely different set of opinions. Finding the right combination of vaper production, nicotine strength and technique for any one individual is going to be tricky, mostly because as a newbie you really have no idea what you like/want/need. In the end it comes down to trial and error.

Having said that I would have thought any decent B&M should be able to show you some options, let you give them a try, and help you do the initial setting up. No one should be leaving with a set up that makes them choke.

 

[SteveS45]

Some B&M owners are Numb Nuts though and even though they have the knowledge they are only in it for the money. Others actually care and want the customers to feel appreciated and used to be able to educate them.

 

[90VG]

if the .2 coil vaporized 10 times the liquid per draw, it could deliver the same amount of nicotine with 1.8mg/ml
I have not met a single smoker who can handle my tf-rta at .22 with 2mg nic. There is also a very clear difference between smoking and vaping.

Me I like my TF RTA. Although I usually vape 1 mg.