dissapointed noob..

[lasttango]

i buy things before i read the reviews for them online. eh at least it was just 20 dollars.

see, that's only the cost of 2 packs of cigarettes in CT ;-)

We'll get you on track brother.

 

[Mr. White]

I went through 5 disposables before I found the ECF. If it makes you feel any better, I tried the Krave, and it was not even close to the worst one. Three of the five stopped working far short of their promised 500 puffs, but they tasted so little like what I was hoping for that it didn't really matter that much

I was intrigued enough to keep going. I found the ECF, and I'm glad I did. There is a remarkable amount of knowledge here, and plenty of people willing to share it. Good luck

 

[otrpu]

lol yeah. unfortunately for me i didn't learn about this website until after i bought this "e-cig". i didn't know that so many people were even aware of their existence.

Hey Grumpy, about 90% of us made the same or some other mistake on our first purchase. Lucky are the 10% that do adequate research afore they pay hard cold cash and get something that actually works. Hardware is in constant transition and things are better now than when I started. Some folks like the "looks like a cig" batts, but most tire of swapping batts constantly, and eventually end up with some kind of "big batt" or "box mod" for better battery run time. If I were starting over I'd look at some kind of eGo/Riva class batt, and carto's. Get a bunch of different 3 to 5 mL samples, the pursuit of your favorite juice can be expensive, and if you get larger bottles, you may end up with tons of juice you can't stand. JMHO

Cheers,
otrpu

 

[aur1640]

May I suggest an Ego starter kit. It's a good way to start off in the right direction. There are accessories and other mods that will help you build off it when your needs/tastes change over time. Buy small samples of juices or when you feel adventurous make your own. Good luck to you. You will enjoy vaping over the long haul!!