FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions About Electronic Cigarettes
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Funny thing about #8, I was walking my dogs downtown today when a woman approached me after seeing me puffing on my e-cig. She asked me if I was "smoking an electronic cigarette." I said yes and without hesitation she proceeded to tell me that "those things are made with anti-freeze." I tried to explain the truth to her, but her mind was already made up. Oh well.
I find the Boge Leo, and the Boge Revolution 2.1 juicebox work well. Any of the regular cig looking types that I've tried are too high maintanence, and lack the consistent full vapor I want, and battery capacity. I am here only so I can get to the GLV (Great Lakes Vapor) forum which is for another juicebox type (custom order) that I am waiting for.
She is correct, unless you are vaping VG type, Prolylene Glycol is used for a non toxic antifreeze. My Liquid cooled pc uses it for antifreeze/coolent. It and ethylene glycol (car antifreeze) are forms of sugar, one is poison the other is not. The same way some forms of alcohol are deadly poison, like rubbing or wood alcohol, and others we drink. And PG is used in FDA approved food additives, but is is used for antifreeze too.
So I tell people I'm basically vaping flavored sugar water with nicotine.
So I tell people I'm basically vaping flavored sugar water with nicotine.
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The higher the voltage or lower the ohms the hotter the atomizer/cartomizer will get. All I have are 3.7 volts, but different ohm carto/atomizers give very different hits with same juice. High ohm 3.0 ones give a mild hit and require less battery juice. Low ohm like duel coil cartomizers 1.5 ohm give extreme throat hits but require high output batteries. I tend to have more than one device ready all the time and if I want stronger hit I use one, and if that is becoming too much, I switch to higher ohm softer hit device.
I don't have five things I want to say! I only had one thing I wanted to say in another forum.
Ha, I've been told that e-cigs contains cadmium and they a hundred times more dangerous than analogs
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wow takes me quite a while to read thru these FAQs and it certainly benefits me with the tips & infos
Wow, Kristin, what a great wealth of general information concerning vape-ing. People are always asking me tons of questions when they see me with a PV. I now have a link to send them where they can find a ton of answers. Great contribution to the community here...
I just ordered a e-power kit. I read good things from reviews from other people who have purchased the same vaporizer. Just wanted to know what everyone else thinks or knows about e-power. Anything that I should look out for? Or anything that other have had that work well with it.
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