Hello, from NE CT

[Uncle Ralphie]

Hello fellow vapers....

I am from Northeast Ct, sometimes mentioned as the armpit of the state.
We have very few, if any, Vape shops in the area. I know of one, but I would not recommend them to anyone. They are not primarily concerned about vaping equipment or juice, if you get my drift.
I would love to meet other vapors from the Connecticut area.

I am 70 years young and have smoked a pack a day of Camels for 55 years. I was what i call , a die hard smoker, I could NOT quit no matter what i tried. I have tried the patch, chantix, hypnotism, etc etc and would not quit.

On August 1st, 2013 i tried a ecig cigalike from Volt. I have not picked up an analog ciggy since. Since then, I have of course, gone on to bigger, better equipment. It is my opinion that Volt or Mig cigs are the best and easiest to transition from analogs.

Sorry, i digress....... My wife and I go to a local restaurant almost weekly, and they allow me to vape. I asked today, if there were any other vapors that came to their restaurant, and they said no, I was the only one. To make a looong story short......I would love to see more vapors in the area.

Vape on.........

Ciggys........4000 plus chemicals.
E-Cigs, ......4

DUH !!!

 

[ibndevilish]

Hello fellow vapers....

I am from Northeast Ct, sometimes mentioned as the armpit of the state.
We have very few, if any, Vape shops in the area. I know of one, but I would not recommend them to anyone. They are not primarily concerned about vaping equipment or juice, if you get my drift.
I would love to meet other vapors from the Connecticut area.

I am 70 years young and have smoked a pack a day of Camels for 55 years. I was what i call , a die hard smoker, I could NOT quit no matter what i tried. I have tried the patch, chantix, hypnotism, etc etc and would not quit.

On August 1st, 2013 i tried a ecig cigalike from Volt. I have not picked up an analog ciggy since. Since then, I have of course, gone on to bigger, better equipment. It is my opinion that Volt or Mig cigs are the best and easiest to transition from analogs.

Sorry, i digress....... My wife and I go to a local restaurant almost weekly, and they allow me to vape. I asked today, if there were any other vapors that came to their restaurant, and they said no, I was the only one. To make a looong story short......I would love to see more vapors in the area.

Vape on.........

Ciggys........4000 plus chemicals.
E-Cigs, ......4

I'm also from CT and I love vaping gave up the analogs awhile ago. I order my juice online where I'm at they have some local B&M places but not sure where and how they mix the liquid. Don't know if they are just mixing it the cellar or not so I buy from online to be safe. I did see a website from CT called The Steam Company..Might be trying them next..Welcome to the forums. And glad you gave up the real one

 

[graffiti]

Also from the NE corner. Would love to see a good vape shop open. I'm thinking about it, but the pending legislation has made me very gun-shy. I'd hate to get my $20k investment get legislated out.

 

[Bassplayer1]

Also from the NE corner. Would love to see a good vape shop open. I'm thinking about it, but the pending legislation has made me very gun-shy. I'd hate to get my $20k investment get legislated out.

That scares me off the idea as well. I'd love to open a shop in downtown Manchester.


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