Hi everyone yep I'm new here! I bought a 510 t kit about a month ago and still have not been able to put down last 3-4 analogs a day. I got juice from vape geeks,pink spot,vapor dudes,vapor god and I like vapor dudes the best so far any suggestions? and also any reviews on ego t cause I was thinking about getting one Thank you all for your help
Hello All!!!My name is Windy
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hi Windy and welcome, while everyone has their preferred juice places I happen to love DIY Flavor Shack, and the Ego is a good battery, but I am one of the many that didn't have any luck with the tank system they have for the Ego-T. You might look at the twist tho seems to be a good vv from what I have read from others that have it, and will let you get a taste of vv vaping
Welcome!!!! you will do it when your ready everyone stops at there own time, I hate recomending Mods or vendors, there is alot of good vendors out there..... Think of taking the next step to a larger battery? maybe a VV device? I have been with the 1 in my signature for 6 months now, Great people great juice as im sure there are many of.
I'm not sure I was assuming mayb I was still addicted to all the nasty chemicals in the analog or mayb I'm just not get everything I need from this 510 or sometimes its just the habit of what you do when you go outside light up a cig??
Be wary of buying the eGo T or C with a tank system. Many report problems with the tank system leaking. You could always buy an eGo C and then add either a carto/ tank or Clearomizer system cheaply. If you are not concerned about size the Kgo, about the size of a sharpie, is a great and powerful PV. A starter kit costs about $40.00.
Oh and welcome to ECF
Oh and welcome to ECF
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Welcome Windy33. Gladd to see you made the jump to e cigs. A good pv(personal vapor) will help a lot in getting you off the coffin nails. May I recomend a K go, I go, or Echo, over the Ego. They have a higher voltage, so they hit warmer, and give you more flavor. They are also cheeper. I use the Echo. It is an auto, so there is no button. Comes off the charger @4 volts. And the Echomizers last for about 15 refills befor needing cleaning, or tossing, depending on how money consience you are. The Echomizers also hold 3ml of juice. Enough for a whole day. No dry hits, no fussing, always great. Good luck. Drink lots of water so you don't dehydrate from vaping, and ASK questions. We are here to help. If you don't get the answere the 1st post, ask again. If you get to many answeres, listen to the advise of the person with the most posts.
Greetings from Canada! Welcome to ECF!
The Twist and a Star Dust with some higher nic juice will help you forget about those last few. First thing in the morning have a good vape before you have a smoke. It sounds like you are not getting enough nic and you do not need the T system to add to your aggravation!
Relax, Enjoy!
The Twist and a Star Dust with some higher nic juice will help you forget about those last few. First thing in the morning have a good vape before you have a smoke. It sounds like you are not getting enough nic and you do not need the T system to add to your aggravation!
Relax, Enjoy!
So glad I found this forum with lots of info and people willing to help out. Seems most of the "review"sites are biased towards whatever vendor they want you to buy from and there are so many options out there it'll make your head spin without some advice and direction.
Do you like the amount of vapor you are getting?
Are you having issues with the way the vapor feels when you inhale it?
Do you feel like maybe you need more nicotine than you are getting?
Do you particularly miss any of the various rituals that went with smoking?
Do you find your PV to be too much of a pain in the .... to deal with sometimes?
Are you not all that thrilled with the taste?
Or are you fine with all of the above, but there is still just something missing?
These are the kinds of questions that there are answers for.
It means variable voltage. It's a type of e-cigarette battery. There are plenty of threads on here to explain how they work. I personally do not own one, but I've read alot of good things about them. HAPPY VAPING!! Took me 2 weeks too get off aniees (analogs) so don't fret you'll do it when your ready.
Welcome Windy; as many have said, your choice of PV will surely help you in your ability to quit. Just read and then choose the one(s) you feel will give you the thing your missing.
Best of luck
Best of luck
vapor is good
not good throat hit
im using 24mg
not really rituals just going outside
i really like the tank idea
and i was searching for a good tobacco flavor but havent really found any but after reading lots of threads on here i dont think i will find it
not good throat hit
im using 24mg
not really rituals just going outside
i really like the tank idea
and i was searching for a good tobacco flavor but havent really found any but after reading lots of threads on here i dont think i will find it
Regarding reviews fortunately some highly regarded ECF members have some great reviews on PVs, hardware and juices. You just have to know who to trust IMO. for a review on the Kgo google PBusardo Kgo. I also agree maybe you need to up your Nic. Level. There are also a very tiny segment of Vapers that have found total final relief with WTA Juice. It has the alkoids that are present in tobacco.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
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Hi Windy,
Sounds like maybe you're not getting enough nictotine. I don't know about others experiences but I was a 2 pack+ per day Camel Lights smoker so I initially went with a medium nictotine. Didn't work and I kept smoking. Ordered the high nicotine and WHAMO! No problem. A little disconcerting for the first few hours but I have absolutely no desire for a cigarette.
Hope this is of some help.
Sounds like maybe you're not getting enough nictotine. I don't know about others experiences but I was a 2 pack+ per day Camel Lights smoker so I initially went with a medium nictotine. Didn't work and I kept smoking. Ordered the high nicotine and WHAMO! No problem. A little disconcerting for the first few hours but I have absolutely no desire for a cigarette.
Hope this is of some help.
Windy, yer kit is a fine starter rig; don't worry about upgrading just yet. Try it just one 24 hour period w/o the analogs. It's not hard. You may want to vape more during this 24 hour period but that's ok cause vapin' is good for you. My hair and fingernails grow faster than at any other time in my life. Anyway I put the stinkies down the minute I blew that huge cloud of vapor that smelled like great things to come. Once you get a few weeks in and if you fire up an analog ask yerself this question; " does this taste like Cr$p or what". I firmly believe that your body craves all the chemicals (carcinogenic or otherwise) in ciggs and you are addicted to them. Good luck and welcome to the forum. Read every thread and you'll be an e-cig whizz in short order.
A lot of new vapers tend to believe that it's easy to switch. For some, it is. For others, it is very difficult. I was in the latter group and never figured I'd ever quit smoking, and stopped trying several decades ago. Whenever I would try to quit, quitting would be important to me, but after a few hours the only thing that mattered to me was smoking, so that side always won.
So when I started vaping, I tried many times to quit and I'd still get to that point where the smoking part would win out, and I never got past 5 hours. I eventually did succeed, much to my shock, and here's what I can tell you from the other side:
People will tell you that it's a matter of the right device or the right juice, and while that can help a little, the bottom line is that, at least with regular nicotine juice, it only replaces part of what you get from tobacco. Sure, we are addicted to nicotine, but to our chagrin, we soon find out that we are addicted to more than this.
So this is why nicotine replacement therapies are generally ineffective. We do have by far the best nicotine replacement device ever made, but even that will only take us so far. However, there are things we can do to increase our chances of success.
So things like having a quality PV, one you can set the power with, and some nice tasting juice do help. Higher power means more nic delivery, and juices do differ on not only how they taste but how they make you feel. Even more importantly, getting a large dose of nicotine definitely can help as well. For instance, it wasn't until I moved up to 36 mg that I was able to quit. Perhaps I needed to vape myself into a nicotine stupor, but after not being able to quit for 32 years, I was open to trying this, and it helped a great deal. In fact, the biggest mistake I made during the 14 months that I both vaped and smoked was not to try this higher level. I failed at 24, 28, and 30 mg, and succeeded at 36.
However, it also required a lot of will power and the willingness to pay the price. However what helped me wasn't to decide to quit forever, but to quit for a time and see how it went. So I approached this as an experiment of sorts, and when I would get the urge to smoke, I thought of having to start the experiment over again and how many hours that I already invested in it, and how that would all be wasted, and this helped me stay the course.
I also used natural supplements to help combat the lack of the antidepressant that is in tobacco. So I took things like St Johns Wort and SAMe, and that helped as well.
What you do need to realize is that during the detox phase there is a lot of crap that your body eliminates, toxins that have built up from smoking, and you need to see this for what it is, the body healing itself. So a lot of the discomfort isn't from your body telling you that a smoke will make you better, it is instead from it telling you that this is the garbage you have accumulated from smoking and pay attention to how bad it is while you rid yourself of it.
So I made it through almost a month of this, and got to the point where there definitely was something missing, as a lot of people feel. I made up my mind that I wasn't going to go back to smoking, and would use other forms of tobacco like snus if need be. I wasn't satisfied with just vaping though, and definitely needed something else.
So I went to the tobacco shops around town looking for snus, and it turns out none had ever heard of it, and I would have to then order it over the internet. Then I heard about WTA, whole tobacco alkaloids, and I found a place on here, Aroma E-Juice, that sold it. They are one of the suppliers in the suppliers forum.
So this juice ended up changing everything, it's expensive, $12 for 10 ml. but I've been mixing it half and half with my regular juice and I am now completely satisfied vaping that. I wish I had this when I first quit smoking, I'm sure there would have been pain but nowhere near as much. So if you are looking to quit I'd definitely recommend having some of this on hand at least to get you through the rough spots, the first few weeks in fact, if you are struggling, along with doing everything else you can to get off those damn things.
The upshot of all of this is that I can't believe I am not only a non smoker but someone who will definitely not smoke again, thanks to the wonders of vaping! It's a great time to be alive!
So when I started vaping, I tried many times to quit and I'd still get to that point where the smoking part would win out, and I never got past 5 hours. I eventually did succeed, much to my shock, and here's what I can tell you from the other side:
People will tell you that it's a matter of the right device or the right juice, and while that can help a little, the bottom line is that, at least with regular nicotine juice, it only replaces part of what you get from tobacco. Sure, we are addicted to nicotine, but to our chagrin, we soon find out that we are addicted to more than this.
So this is why nicotine replacement therapies are generally ineffective. We do have by far the best nicotine replacement device ever made, but even that will only take us so far. However, there are things we can do to increase our chances of success.
So things like having a quality PV, one you can set the power with, and some nice tasting juice do help. Higher power means more nic delivery, and juices do differ on not only how they taste but how they make you feel. Even more importantly, getting a large dose of nicotine definitely can help as well. For instance, it wasn't until I moved up to 36 mg that I was able to quit. Perhaps I needed to vape myself into a nicotine stupor, but after not being able to quit for 32 years, I was open to trying this, and it helped a great deal. In fact, the biggest mistake I made during the 14 months that I both vaped and smoked was not to try this higher level. I failed at 24, 28, and 30 mg, and succeeded at 36.
However, it also required a lot of will power and the willingness to pay the price. However what helped me wasn't to decide to quit forever, but to quit for a time and see how it went. So I approached this as an experiment of sorts, and when I would get the urge to smoke, I thought of having to start the experiment over again and how many hours that I already invested in it, and how that would all be wasted, and this helped me stay the course.
I also used natural supplements to help combat the lack of the antidepressant that is in tobacco. So I took things like St Johns Wort and SAMe, and that helped as well.
What you do need to realize is that during the detox phase there is a lot of crap that your body eliminates, toxins that have built up from smoking, and you need to see this for what it is, the body healing itself. So a lot of the discomfort isn't from your body telling you that a smoke will make you better, it is instead from it telling you that this is the garbage you have accumulated from smoking and pay attention to how bad it is while you rid yourself of it.
So I made it through almost a month of this, and got to the point where there definitely was something missing, as a lot of people feel. I made up my mind that I wasn't going to go back to smoking, and would use other forms of tobacco like snus if need be. I wasn't satisfied with just vaping though, and definitely needed something else.
So I went to the tobacco shops around town looking for snus, and it turns out none had ever heard of it, and I would have to then order it over the internet. Then I heard about WTA, whole tobacco alkaloids, and I found a place on here, Aroma E-Juice, that sold it. They are one of the suppliers in the suppliers forum.
So this juice ended up changing everything, it's expensive, $12 for 10 ml. but I've been mixing it half and half with my regular juice and I am now completely satisfied vaping that. I wish I had this when I first quit smoking, I'm sure there would have been pain but nowhere near as much. So if you are looking to quit I'd definitely recommend having some of this on hand at least to get you through the rough spots, the first few weeks in fact, if you are struggling, along with doing everything else you can to get off those damn things.
The upshot of all of this is that I can't believe I am not only a non smoker but someone who will definitely not smoke again, thanks to the wonders of vaping! It's a great time to be alive!
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