I'm not posting from any vast experience doing this, I am only about a week and a half into using them, but why does everyone say you have to spend a lot of money doing this?
I mean..you can if you want to and down the road I will probably upgrade, but for now I am pretty content with my 14 dollar kit from Walmart and spending 3 bucks for 5 cartridges when I run out.
I do plan on ordering fluid next week and I just got some needles from a friend for refilling, but even that was cheap.
I mean, if you are making this a hobby and want to dump money into it then that's totally cool. But for me cheap is working, and to say you have to spend a bunch of money to get started is probably not right and might even deter some people who are looking into it.
Gotcha!
I'm lurking around the forum right now trying to figure out which way I want to go. To be honest all the terminology and abbreviations is boggling my mind...
I think I will buy a 2nd Mistic kit and start out by refilling those cartridges. Then as I learn more I can step into a good starter kit.
Thanks!
The ECF Forum is a wealth of information! And my advice would also be to try and get to know some fellow new folks and veterans. There's nothing better than being able to say "Man, this just happened to me ...", and having another person say "Mine did that too! LOL" I have alot of folks here I feel very comfortable asking ANY question ...
And it's nice to be able to trade my 15 teeney bottles of "Not So Great"s for someone else's "I Didn't Care For"s.
It's my firm belief you get out of ECF what you put into it.![]()
Paporplas-I say your original post should be the "6 commandments" of vaping!
I'd have to agree with the stranger above, you get what you put into ECF. Lots of people would be happy to trade you the juices you don't like. I'm now not afraid to buy any juices anymore because I know if I don't like it, someone else here will.