Greetings from Newbie!! :)
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maybe really people must get carrot before researching, no pain no gain.
take a look at the [*Removed] you can find some common things at a reasonable price
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what does the nic label on your cigs say? Multiply that by 10 and round down to the nearest available strength of juice, If u're adventurous round up to the nearest level.
PG carries flavor more efectively but less visible vapor and more throathit. some people are sensitive to PG so they use VG. juices usually contain both pg and VG in varying quantities. VG is pretty much the opposite of PG.
PG carries flavor more efectively but less visible vapor and more throathit. some people are sensitive to PG so they use VG. juices usually contain both pg and VG in varying quantities. VG is pretty much the opposite of PG.
1) Start with 9mg. Always easier to move up then get down.
2) They are entirely different things. JFGI.
3) Read n understand the stickies b4 posting, and you'll receive further help.
4) Welcome to the forum!!
2) They are entirely different things. JFGI.
3) Read n understand the stickies b4 posting, and you'll receive further help.
4) Welcome to the forum!!
same here. recently switched to vaping and i must admit that it is much more convenient (stealth vapes & vapes in the toilets) and low costs
its pretty likely to get ripped off if you get from local suppliers. bear in mind the supply/demand factor. low supply high demand, high prices.
im pretty alright with paying a higher price due to risk factor, but how to know not to pay too much? theres where homework comes in (read what the other forummers shared).
if the price markup is reasonable to you, then go for it.
im pretty alright with paying a higher price due to risk factor, but how to know not to pay too much? theres where homework comes in (read what the other forummers shared).
if the price markup is reasonable to you, then go for it.
Some think $10 for 10ml is exorbitant, some think it's reasonable......
What do you think?
What do you think?
Think the real problem beginners face is that you're new and everyone's pretty evasive (not in a bad way, can't blame anyone cus of how strict Singapore is), so when you're given an offer, you'd jump at it straight away without giving much thought.
Speaking from a noob point of view. No offence though.
Speaking from a noob point of view. No offence though.
That, my friend, is when your homework comes in handy; IF you've done any, that is....
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