EGo-C Twist, and feeling overwhelmed by information

[Vapoor eyes er]

Yeah I LOVE Jugz Jokesmoke. Order an equal amount of 30 mg nicotine and mix the two in equal quantities and you'll have 24 mg. Most vapers begin @ either 18 or 24 mg.

Edit: Actually I LOVE all his juices

Yeah, I just read a couple of threads and noticed that my 12mg juice might not be enough.

I quit smoking almost 5 years ago and unfortunately started again recently (like a month ago), but I've only been smoking 2-3 cigarettes a day since then. The habit came back strong, but it's not like I'd need 32mg. I guess I should have ordered 18mg for the first weeks, though.

 

[Bullette the Cowdog]

Congrats joko. Looks like you're a vaper!!
I also use cartomizers. I like 'me cuz they're easy.
I recall that 25-30 drops = 1 ml ejuice. If you are using an XXL carto, it will take more than that to fill 'er up. The key to getting a good vape from a carto is to keep it wet. I can make my carto last a week if I fill it correctly initially & keep it wet.
Yes. Get a couple drip tips. You will like how they make it simple to top off the carto.
And 16-18 mg ejuice sound good for you.
Good luck & keep comin back.
Bullette says woof!

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

Also, check the ohm rating on you're carts. If you get a lower ohm cart you won't have to turn the voltage up as high. You will definitely get a better throat hit.

 

[fourthrok]

Cartomizers are the smart way to start vaping. Ya done good Joko! Dripping drops to fill is fine. So is the "condom method". I personally prefer the condom method if I don't have a syringe or needle bottle around. But really...the very best way IMHO to fill a cartomizer is with a needle....you can get syringes at your local pharmacy. Or order them online. Try to get a needle bore size 19 gauge or LESS. In other words...the smaller the gauge number the bigger the hole in the needle. If you use thick juices ...stuff with a lot of VG in it...you need the bigger bore. You can get "needle top bottles" (the best ones have a luer lock cap on them so you can change out the needles). That is your best bet for filling...even if you move on to tanks.

I tried many tank systems...nearly all that are currently on the market and have left them behind. They look cool..but I found them to be leaky, fiddly, tended to crack and didn't hold up very well ...at least for me. Now I use large capacity cartomizers only.
If you like a very warm vape the dual coils are good. I don't...so I mostly use single coils 2ohm or 3ohm.