Looks like I'm an hour late on the post... Hope you get a chance to read this.
As others have said, Cigalikes do offer a cigarette looking device, but, as most will point out, will not fully satisfy your cigarette addiction. Let me start off by saying you will not instantly quit. When you're addicted to cigarettes, you're addicted to more than just nicotine. Nicotine stimulate certain chemicals in your body that give you a "rewarding" feeling, or a feeling of satisfaction. Over time, your mind and body come to realize that if you light up and inhale, you'll get a feeling of satisfaction. You've "trained" your body that 1000 chemicals inhaled = satisfaction. When you switch from regular cigarettes to ecigarettes, you switch down to just four. One, hoever, is the main addicting chemical known as nicotine. Your body takes a while to switch from 1000 chemicals to just four. It will realize the difference, but it will be somewhat confused, since it's still getting the nicotine. Don't plan on quitting when you buy an Ecig, but challenge yourself to see how long you can go without a regular cigarette by substituting an ecigarette.
As far as which cigarette to get, If you're absolutely conviced that a cigarette sized apv is your best choice, then I'd look for something with the biggest battery with a backup charging case. Almost everyone I know who's tried "cigalikes" move on in a few months to soemthing bigger. Smaller size = smaller battery and smaller vapor. That's not to say they're without their uses, the smaller size is a lot more portable and generally worry free (save the short battery life). Getting a starter kit for a cigalike is ok, but I'd get an EGO style battery for when you're not so concerned about looks. Remember, the goal is to eventually quit cigarettes. The further you can get away from something that resembles one, the better.
As far as what flavor, definitely do what others have said. Visit your local Brick and Mortar shop. Make sure they know what you plan on doing, and taste their juice. Find one or two that you think you'd like. For added safety, you can always post any concerns here in the forum and get some advice, since I've noticed tha brick and mortar shops usually stick with a theme when something else might suit your taste better. brick and mortar shops might be a bit more pricy, but having a place to go to for immediate help is worth the money. When you buy online, you might get a better price, but the support will be slow or non existent. Also, they offer a good chance to try their juice and see what you like before you buy. Once you're comfortable with an Ecigarette, and have some knowlege behind your belt, then I'd recommend going online for upgrades. Even then, I still support the local brick and mortar shop from time to time, they can really help you in a bind.
My personal recommendation is to start off with an EGO type battery with a good atomizer. I think you'll find that a good compromise between size and ease of use. EGO sized batteries last at least three times longer, and you'll save money in the long run. I bet most of us vapers here have one around somewhere, because they're just so convenient. Even though we've moved to different styles, an EGO is almost always in a vaper's inventory. I'd suggest getting 18mg juice for starters, and maybe even higher if you can. You're trying to re-train habbits you've known for a while, so a bit of "shock therapy" might be good for starters. later, you can cut down on the nicotine, but start fairly high to begin with. Just be careful not to overdo it and "chain vape" in the beginning.
Anyways, those are my suggestions. Take them to heart if you will, but that's what I recomend.
