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<blockquote data-quote="BroLaRo" data-source="post: 23731058" data-attributes="member: 424944">No worries.&nbsp; America is very weird about vaping these days…between these pod systems and the advent of small high functioning disposables.&nbsp; The people tend to hide the fact that they vape, even from each other…but damn if there isn’t 1 out of every five cars that I find&nbsp; at a red light hitting their vape in shame.&nbsp; Among other reasons, it’s a very strange time in my country.Europe is certainly not small, but yes the vaping laws between countries has been very interesting to learn about.&nbsp; Equally interesting, considering how much people smoke in most countries, especially Italy where my family is from, and the UK where many of my friends are from.So, the RTAs can 100% function like a pod system now? <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite13" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp; Have you tried any that you’d recommend?&nbsp; I’d prefer a smaller cylindrical device, as I do enjoy the feeling of holding a cigarette coupled with the NET tobacco flavors.&nbsp; However, my month of tests and now speaking with the fine folks on this forum have definitely illuminated how much less I could be spending. My tests and experiments have only elongated the pod life by half a day, which is still significantly less to maintain (approx $3 a “pack”/pod) than cigarettes today (approx $17 a pack).&nbsp; BUT before I found these liquids I actually love…the synthetics went way farther averaging $0.25-0.50 a pack/pod, and it seems like the only way to recapture that price target with NETs is to succumb to rebuildables and call it a day.&nbsp; Sadly, I just don’t know where to begin…it’s been like 15 years since I messed around with them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BroLaRo, post: 23731058, member: 424944"] No worries. America is very weird about vaping these days…between these pod systems and the advent of small high functioning disposables. The people tend to hide the fact that they vape, even from each other…but damn if there isn’t 1 out of every five cars that I find at a red light hitting their vape in shame. Among other reasons, it’s a very strange time in my country. Europe is certainly not small, but yes the vaping laws between countries has been very interesting to learn about. Equally interesting, considering how much people smoke in most countries, especially Italy where my family is from, and the UK where many of my friends are from. So, the RTAs can 100% function like a pod system now? :) Have you tried any that you’d recommend? I’d prefer a smaller cylindrical device, as I do enjoy the feeling of holding a cigarette coupled with the NET tobacco flavors. However, my month of tests and now speaking with the fine folks on this forum have definitely illuminated how much less I could be spending. My tests and experiments have only elongated the pod life by half a day, which is still significantly less to maintain (approx $3 a “pack”/pod) than cigarettes today (approx $17 a pack). BUT before I found these liquids I actually love…the synthetics went way farther averaging $0.25-0.50 a pack/pod, and it seems like the only way to recapture that price target with NETs is to succumb to rebuildables and call it a day. Sadly, I just don’t know where to begin…it’s been like 15 years since I messed around with them. [/QUOTE]

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