First day as a happy, happy Vaper;)

[Onawa]

Day 2 - no analogs, no nic. Yea!! Thanks for the encouragement, it really helps!

I have no intention of stopping vaping after quitting. It's a pure pleasure, trading up from icky analogs, and it's so much cooler.

I just ordered some DIY juice supplies (0 nic) from Happy Vaper, the selection was fabulous. Pear, Mangosteen, French Toast, and Fresh Fig - Yum

Thanks to everyone who's helping me find good suppliers way up here in the middle of nowhere, due north of North Dakota. ;P

Be well all,
Onawa

 

[Mindfield]

Day 2 - no analogs, no nic. Yea!! Thanks for the encouragement, it really helps!

I have no intention of stopping vaping after quitting. It's a pure pleasure, trading up from icky analogs, and it's so much cooler.

I just ordered some DIY juice supplies (0 nic) from Happy Vaper, the selection was fabulous. Pear, Mangosteen, French Toast, and Fresh Fig - Yum

Thanks to everyone who's helping me find good suppliers way up here in the middle of nowhere, due north of North Dakota. ;P

Be well all,
Onawa

MB or SK?

Yeah, Jack's got a nice selection of good quality flavourings, and he's a great vendor in general, too. I've had nothing but good service from him every time I've ordered. Plus, it helps that he's local to me and I usually get my stuff next business day.

Congrats on day 2! It sounds like you're going to make it, and pretty easily to boot. It should start to get smoother from here until your body finally accepts that you're not giving it nicotine anymore and stops sulking. Plus, by now, your senses of taste and smell should be starting to perk back up to the degree that analogs should start tasting nasty, so even if you do have a weak moment and try to go back, I think you'll find that the flavour is bad enough even now that you won't even be able to finish a smoke. In a couple more days it'll be so bad you'll wonder how you ever managed to get past that taste to get hooked in the first place.

 

[Onawa]

Thank you Mindfield, you've been such a encouraging voice... and yes, I think I'm going to be doing it for real this time. The pv makes ALL the difference. I am in Winnipeg (famous for flooding, 40+ - 40- every year, being an EXACT match climate-wise for Siberia, and being the most isolated city in N America).

Weirdo that I am, I kinda love it here. It's my third country and 6th community, and this one's home.

I just wish there were vapers here!

 

[Mindfield]

Thank you Mindfield, you've been such a encouraging voice... and yes, I think I'm going to be doing it for real this time. The pv makes ALL the difference. I am in Winnipeg (famous for flooding, 40+ - 40- every year, being an EXACT match climate-wise for Siberia, and being the most isolated city in N America).

Weirdo that I am, I kinda love it here. It's my third country and 6th community, and this one's home.

Thanks, love to help. I'm a city boy born and bred, and despite being born and having lived in and around Toronto (or at least the southern half of Ontario) all of my life, I can't stand winter. But it's been my home as long as I've lived and I can't truly imagine living anywhere else.

The PV does make a world of difference -- moreso if you're in it for the throat hit and nicotine delivery, but vapour production and flavour factor large in there as well. The carto/atty you use can make a huge difference, too. Carts worked okay for me in the beginning, tanks didn't really do it for me, but the dual coil cartos I'm using right now have been like night and day compared to past experiences, and it's been awesome. I'm really anxious to try some high voltage vaping within the next week -- I think my Provari ships out tomorrow, so my mailman is going to be stalked like he's never been stalked before.

I just wish there were vapers here!

Perhaps you should say hi to rayban, he's a fellow 'pegger and also fellow newbie.

 

[Onawa]

Your poor, poor postman...

I will say hello to rayban, plus I found a Winnipegger`s group. I`m hoping to meet a local vaper one day

Enjoy your high voltage vape!