Hello I'm new

[bamagirl88]

Hello everyone, I've been lurking for a long time and thought I'd officially sign up. I don't have much knowledge about e cigs bit want to learn. I have been ecigging for about a month this go around. My son bought me an ego last year but I didn't like it. My coil was always dieing so I quit. Plus the tank would drip on my tongue and I found that icky. Well, a couple of months ago I tried again. This time I bought my own. A kanger ? Forgive me if I miss spelled. Well the tank was small and the battery didn't last so I upgraded to a aspire nautilus and spinner battery. Using the kanger as backup. I really want to know if the sub omes or the boxy looking things are worth it? The workers at the vape shop say it is. But gosh they cost a lot. My problem is the battery doesn't last as long as I'd like it. Any suggestions? Plus flavor has been a major issue. I get burned out fast. I really like fruity candy flavors. I also want to learn to make them myself. Been researching.

I had quit smoking all regular cigs until my ecig coil broke and I was down due to a knee surg so I picked up the analogs. But they tasted so so nasty. I'm back up and running. Re uped my skittle juice cause that's my favorite. I have so many juices I bought because in the vape shop they tasted yummy but the yummy wore off. I hope I can quit for good. Smoked for 27 years, gave away my age lol.

Sorry for the long novel but I wanted to give some background

 

[Racehorse]

Welcome and good for you for "sticking with it" as far as vaping goes. Keep tryin'

A small eleaf mini box and a nautilus won't cost much, I think 2660 mah battery or more in there.

Keep posting, then yhou can go to other areas of the forum and also the DIY section and learn to make your own ejuice.

One topic you may want to look at is this one, so you can LOOK at stuff other people have and decide what you might want:
Show us your girly, pretty, decorated, pink! | Page 362 | E-Cigarette Forum

362 pages of delight!~

 

[HDMontana]

Welcome aboard.

HD

 

[WindyCityJoe]

Welcome @bamagirl88

 

[Fit_Four_Life]

Welcome, Hola!

 

[Deryan3]

Hello and Welcome to ECF Bamagirl88

 

[bamagirl88]

Thank you...I hope to learn a lot here. Can someone tell me if I have the correct equipment? I am also a chain caper, I chain smoked. And I'm down to an 18. For some reason the 24mg made me jittery and I an
Smoke pal mall reds short.

 

[Racehorse]

Yes, too much nic can cause problems. I was not a full pack a day wehn I started vaping but I rolled my own american spirits so I couldn't vape anything over 12mg for some reason. I was MISERABLE the whole time I was trying to vape higher.

aspire nautilus and spinner battery is a good place to start. Gosh, when a lot of us started vaping nothing even tHAT good was available.

You might be happier with a little higher level gear now, huh? LIke I said, visit that topic I showed ya.

 

[dcfluegel]

howdy! and welcome!

 

[amerirish44]

Hello and welcome to ecf...glad to have you...

 

[Choc1]

Hi welcome.

 

[madangus]

Welcome i have some reviews and size comparisons of some of the devices that have been mentioned over on my blog, madangus's blog | E-Cigarette Forum

Might be useless to you but who knows... It was all thanks to great people here who really helped and a bunch of research.

Good luck and be happy

 

[AXIOM_1]

Welcome!

 

[djsvapour]

Not all box mods are expensive. Same with subohm tanks really.

Half the problem is "#1 rated" brands charging $199 for something they imported from China for $17-18.

I have two box mods (not counting iSticks, which are also box-style) and they were both under $40.

 

[Gothicmace59]

Welcome to vaping....I just joined this forum as well. Love vaping and all these flavors are crazy good. Happy vaping.

 

[suprtrkr]

Hi and welcome. Well done for sticking with it, and we're all hoping it works to keep you off the sticks. An iStick 30 is really not much more expensive than an eGo spinner battery and should offer about double the battery life. Shorter, too, if bigger around. I'd pair that with an Aspire Nautilus tank if you hit mouth-to-lung, or a Kanger Subtank if you are a direct lung hitter. My personal fix for battery life is removable batteries. When one of them dies, you pop in another one and put the dead one on the charger. This is, admittedly, a more costly set up initially but IMHO it is cheaper in the long run. The Kanger Subox kit comes paired with the Subtank I mentioned above which, given the wide variety of coils available, can be adjusted for pretty much every vaping style.

 

[daleron]

Welcome to ECF bamagirl, make yourself right at home