Hi, I'm new to this. Never tried before but intending to try.. Reason is to be healthy and cut cost.. This is by way the best method of quiting smoking. What I would like to do is start vaporing with minimum Nic then tone down as i go..
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Hope you much success with your journey to quit cigs for good. In all honesty, you can save a lot of money depending on how much you intend to get wrapped up into it. A LOT of people like me have become habitual collectors of e-cigs, juice, and supplies like cartos and such.
If you get to that stage then......be prepared to spend just as much or more than you do on cigs. I am one of the few that save at least a 100 a month. Even though, I buy something every week LOL
Anyways, I don't suggest you start out with a minimum lvl of nicotine. 24-36mg should be the starting point depending on how much you smoke. If you were like me and smoked a pack a day then what I suggested would be it. If it's less than 18mg would be good for you.
As for beginning kits. Here are a few of the most popular types:
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Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Joye 510
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - E-Power
You will obviously have to make your own decision on which one best suits you. Good luck
Hope you much success with your journey to quit cigs for good. In all honesty, you can save a lot of money depending on how much you intend to get wrapped up into it. A LOT of people like me have become habitual collectors of e-cigs, juice, and supplies like cartos and such.
If you get to that stage then......be prepared to spend just as much or more than you do on cigs. I am one of the few that save at least a 100 a month. Even though, I buy something every week LOL
Anyways, I don't suggest you start out with a minimum lvl of nicotine. 24-36mg should be the starting point depending on how much you smoke. If you were like me and smoked a pack a day then what I suggested would be it. If it's less than 18mg would be good for you.
As for beginning kits. Here are a few of the most popular types:
Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Volt - Pro Starter Kit - Starter Kits
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Joye 510
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - E-Power
You will obviously have to make your own decision on which one best suits you. Good luck
Don't forget to buy some e-liquid, atomizers, and cartomizers. You can get them all at liberty flights or madvapes:
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Welcome to ECF. There's lots of friendly help here and alot of information. I agree with washvap about the nic. I'm just cutting down after 2 months of 24mg. I was a roll your own guy and could easily knock out 2 packs of reds in a day.
Welcome to ECF and you have started off the right way. I wasted some money before I found this site and have now found a satisfying combination that really works thanks to these good folks. Happy hunting and don't hesitate to ask, you will be amazed at how helpful everyone is here.
Welcome xxxsoulxxx!
I agree with the others that the "minimum" nicotine to start with is likely in the 18-24 mg range. You probably know that the nicotine isn't the harmful component in smoke- it's the 4000+ other chemicals that are the problem. So I'd recommend starting with a nicotine concentration that makes it fairly easy to avoid the smokes. You can step down from there if/when you want to.
I agree with the others that the "minimum" nicotine to start with is likely in the 18-24 mg range. You probably know that the nicotine isn't the harmful component in smoke- it's the 4000+ other chemicals that are the problem. So I'd recommend starting with a nicotine concentration that makes it fairly easy to avoid the smokes. You can step down from there if/when you want to.
Welcome to ECF! Unlike the others, I started off with the lights (8 - 11mg) because that's what I used to smoke. I stuck with this level for about six months before I began to wean myself off the nic, altogether. If you smoked Lights, 24mg may be too much. You'll know that you've had too much when you get a headache and jittery.
Before I quit smoking, I used to spend an average of $300 per month on cigarettes. Now, I spend about $100 every other month for juice, attys and batteries. Sometimes I'll splurge if I want to try out a new brand of e-cig. But most of the time, I stick to the basics so that I can save money. So far, that's working.
This has been the best method I've used to quit smoking cigarettes. After a couple of weeks, your bronchial tubes will feel better than they have in years, and you'll be able to taste and smell again. Good luck with your journey. I hope you enjoy the e-cigarette as much as I have.
Before I quit smoking, I used to spend an average of $300 per month on cigarettes. Now, I spend about $100 every other month for juice, attys and batteries. Sometimes I'll splurge if I want to try out a new brand of e-cig. But most of the time, I stick to the basics so that I can save money. So far, that's working.
This has been the best method I've used to quit smoking cigarettes. After a couple of weeks, your bronchial tubes will feel better than they have in years, and you'll be able to taste and smell again. Good luck with your journey. I hope you enjoy the e-cigarette as much as I have.
Here ya go LTT 
(you'll be very welcome in the women's room if you're a woman I can't tell from your user name)
(you'll be very welcome in the women's room if you're a woman
I can't tell from your user name)
My intention was because of the cost as well and because after 15 years I was finally feeling the effects. You've made the right choice and welcome!
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