Some great advice here, nice going guys and gals 
I started with an eGo-T and upgraded to the -C option later. Many consider it outdated but it still works great.
About the only thing I can add is a very strong recommendation to get a passthrough battery, they come in standard or VV models. That way you can recharge (even partially) without the need to take it all apart because the plug is in the bottom. It can even be used while charging.
As to the question of nicotine levels, that one seems to be all over the board. My personal experience was I used 46mg e-liquid to start, that was what it took for me as a 1.5 pad smoker to make the change to vaping. After making the switch I started stepping down the nic strength to my current 16-18mg and plan to go lower yet.
My point is that you need to find what works for you as far as nic strength goes. Nicotine from vaping is absorbed by the body differently than it is from smoke, so depending on the condition of you lungs, your past smoking habits, how well your system absorbs nicotine and a host of other variables there is no magic number or formula. Again, find what works for YOU.
Hope this helps and stick around, we like new people.
PS: One thing that seems to be missing, learn how to clean whatever you get. Keeping it clean will greatly improve you experience.

I started with an eGo-T and upgraded to the -C option later. Many consider it outdated but it still works great.
About the only thing I can add is a very strong recommendation to get a passthrough battery, they come in standard or VV models. That way you can recharge (even partially) without the need to take it all apart because the plug is in the bottom. It can even be used while charging.
As to the question of nicotine levels, that one seems to be all over the board. My personal experience was I used 46mg e-liquid to start, that was what it took for me as a 1.5 pad smoker to make the change to vaping. After making the switch I started stepping down the nic strength to my current 16-18mg and plan to go lower yet.
My point is that you need to find what works for you as far as nic strength goes. Nicotine from vaping is absorbed by the body differently than it is from smoke, so depending on the condition of you lungs, your past smoking habits, how well your system absorbs nicotine and a host of other variables there is no magic number or formula. Again, find what works for YOU.
Hope this helps and stick around, we like new people.
PS: One thing that seems to be missing, learn how to clean whatever you get. Keeping it clean will greatly improve you experience.
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