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Iowa Gal

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Being new to the vaping world I have found this also. I think it's because you can vape so many places you can't smoke, it's almost like beating the system. Then I think we fall into the flavors we vape are so much more enjoyable than the analog cigs we were smoking. I am now 2 months into the process and am finally slowing down (on most days). Thought I needed more nic and went up to 24mg which is really too high for me. Went back to my 18mg with an occasional 24 and am doing much better. I think it's just part of the territory - it's a new experience that will mellow out on it's own.
 

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Haha, I went through the same thing when I started. It definitely is an exciting development when you switch, and the taste is so much better. I would also recommend picking up some zero-nic juice... I can tell you first-hand that megadosing nicotine like that can have some weird effects on your sleep schedule and general sense of well-being. :p
 

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This is why a lot of people get some lower nicotine strengths for the evenings.
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What I personally do is, vape doubler from TastyVapor. For reference, what they call "doubler" is simply normal 0mg juice. You can get 4 oz (120ml) for $15 or 2 oz (60ml) for $10. It's a lot of juice, especially for a newbie, but it's ridiculously cheap compared to buying 0mg juice from a lot of vendors. And if you do a lot of research before buying, you should be able to figure out a flavor you'll probably like. They're a pretty good operation and they have very few if any "bad" flavors.
 
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