A hello and thank you

[Maeve]

Hi!

My husband and I decided to give e-cigs a try. There are parts of smoking that we both like and then parts that we don't (namely all the flippin' chemicals) and thought e-cigs would be worth looking into. There are a bunch out there. So many it quickly got overwhelming trying to decide which to try and start with. This is where the thank you comes in. I stumbled across this forum about a week ago and starting reading......and reading. Lots of great information. Thank you all for that! We decided to go with the Joye eGo and hopefully it'll be here next Monday. I also decided to stick a drip tip in my order. It struck me as something I might like trying, or at the very least a great way to sample different juices without having to fill a cart. Anyway, I'm looking forward to giving vaping a go

 

[Suffer]

Welcome and goodluck to you and your hubby on getting off those pesky analogs.

 

[Bozzlite]

Welcome to ECF Maeve. Yes, this forum is a blessing. I was completely in the dark about E-cigs before I came here. And I thought I knew what I wanted.

Started out with the Ego. No complaints and no cigs since the first day. Hope it works out as well for you and yours.

 

[banjo]

Welcome to ECF! you made a very good choice by buying the eGO kits, but you are not done yet. I would suggest buying extra attys and batteries - these things have been known to go out at unexpected times, and you don't want to get caught short. I would also suggest shopping around for the best prices on the spares - they are plentiful, and sales are almost always available from one of the suppliers here on ECF.

 

[Rosa]

Welcome to the forum! Good choice on your first purchase. I hope you got a bunch of juice too...

I love my drip tip. Just be sure to blow into it so the juice goes down the hole easier (that's my tip for you)

 

[Maeve]

Welcome to ECF! you made a very good choice by buying the eGO kits, but you are not done yet. I would suggest buying extra attys and batteries - these things have been known to go out at unexpected times, and you don't want to get caught short. I would also suggest shopping around for the best prices on the spares - they are plentiful, and sales are almost always available from one of the suppliers here on ECF.

We plan on it. We went ahead with the starters for us so we could have them and get going, but next pay day we're buying extras

Welcome to the forum! Good choice on your first purchase. I hope you got a bunch of juice too...

I love my drip tip. Just be sure to blow into it so the juice goes down the hole easier (that's my tip for you)

We have juice on the way too. I went with some samples from FSUSA and since I saw a thread here with Gourmet Vapors running a half off sale I went ahead with some samples there as well.

Thanks for the tip! I'll do that.

 

[njrockpd]

Hi everyone, I have been smoking cigs for about seven years and I've been trying to kick it for the last two. When I heard about electronic cigs I was very excited and when I found an Njoy starter at my local 7-11 for $20 I had to buy it. Originally I thought the e-cig was a blesssing from god, but overtime I'm starting to hate my Npro for a few reason. First I ordered an assorted pack of carts at regular strength (I'm not sure what the nicotine concentration comes out to), but when I recieved them in the mail they were nicotine free. When I called the company they told me that they aren't allowed to sell the flavored cartridges anymore and thats all I could get, which disappointed me. The other thing that has frusterated me is there is not a metal cylinder (atomizer) under the cart but instead a long metal coil with an absorbent pad wrapped around it. Now I might be dumb or it maybe an old model, but I haven't figured out how to put the carts in because every video review seems to have different equipment.
Since I have been getting so frusterated I was trying to decide on a new model to use because the e-cigs are working wonders (no tobacco products in 3 weeks) and I don't want to fall back into bad old habits. I heard good and bad reviews about the Blu starter kit and after coming across this thread I feel that I should look into the Joye eGo. Basically I want a e-cig small in size that is easy to use, not a ton of maintenance, but the ability to use e-liquid in the future without it being a huge process. I'm sorry to be a pain, but please help!
Thanks.