how to detect the good one?

[rebeccazfh]

Hello, everyone. I was introduced to the electronic cigarettes for the first time, who can guide me how to detect the good one from the chaotic market? which features and cases should i care about?
Im really appreciate it.

 

[Butch]

Hello, everyone. I was introduced to the electronic cigarettes for the first time, who can guide me how to detect the good one from the chaotic market? which features and cases should i care about?
Im really appreciate it.

I take it you are pretty much completely new to vaping. If that is true IMHO the Kanger Kbox Mini starter kit is pretty hard to beat Just add a good juice & a sony or samaung battery & you are set & ready to vape. There are many that may out perform it but for ease of getting started it is pretty hard to beat. Also look at some reviews on you tube. May not cover what you want but at least you can get an idea how the stuff works.

 

[smacuser]

which features and cases should i care about?

talking PG vs VG, glass bottles vs plastic?

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Hello, everyone. I was introduced to the electronic cigarettes for the first time, who can guide me how to detect the good one from the chaotic market? which features and cases should i care about?
Im really appreciate it.

In my opinion quality counts. I tried a large number of highly recommended items that I ended up getting rid of. I learned you get what you pay for. Getting low grade stuff ended up costing me more than getting the good stuff.

I wish I had bought a Provari V2.5 on day one instead of the dozens and dozens of items before that. Now there is the V3 but I am content with the V2.5.

 

[herb]

You want a quality device that lasts without needing to buy a separate battery charger and separate batteries go with an Innokin Coolfire 4 and i believe they just came out with a new one with a larger battery capacity.

It is a very well engineered device and works really well , if you want cheap with no warranty Eleaf makes some mods but they are cheap all the way around .

You don't have to spend Provari type money to get a good device , i have mods in the $50.00 - $60.00 dollar range that i have been using for years , no issues whatsoever.

The Innokin MVP serious are great devices as well . I have a few Ipv 60 watt devices that are very reliable and have lasted a very long time .

OK , i am going to give you a link to some great mods that are very cheap :

You have the iPV 2X which is a 60 watt device and a iPV 2S , both are great and last a long time , you also have the iPV mini 70 watt device , all for $39.95 that is a steal .

You will need to buy a charger and batteries though but they are worth it , most places charge $80.00 + for these mods.

Deals are still good , your welcome lol.

Black Friday Deals on vape gear

 

[JustWondering1]

I take it you are pretty much completely new to vaping. If that is true IMHO the Kanger Kbox Mini starter kit is pretty hard to beat Just add a good juice & a sony or samaung battery & you are set & ready to vape. There are many that may out perform it but for ease of getting started it is pretty hard to beat. Also look at some reviews on you tube. May not cover what you want but at least you can get an idea how the stuff works.

I don't know about the specific Kanger kit Butch recommended, but I loved my Kanger starter kit. You want something that is easy to use and that will allow you to get enough air flow so you can easily vape. You should go to a vape shop and ask for their advice. I would also advise you to get two starter kits so you can vape one while the other charges. Be sure and buy the wall adapter to use with the usb charging cord. The wall adapter is cheap, about $5 - $7 and it will make your e cig last longer.

 

[man00ver]

Hello, everyone. I was introduced to the electronic cigarettes for the first time, who can guide me how to detect the good one from the chaotic market? which features and cases should i care about?
Im really appreciate it.

Hi Rebecca. Can you tell us about your introduction to e-cigarettes? Do you know what kind of device you used? How did you like it?

It's a pretty diverse crowd here, and you'll get a lot of opinions. You can spend a lot, or spend a little; there are good values at different price points. You can directly fill your lungs with thick clouds of warm vapor, or a have a more puffing mouth-to-lung experience that's not so flashy. If you can state what you're looking for and what you might prefer to try, you'll get more targeted advice.

Also, the E-Liquid forum is more about the filler than the kit. Other forums might be a better place to scout for hardware. But feel free to answer here if you like.

 

[rebeccazfh]

I take it you are pretty much completely new to vaping. If that is true IMHO the Kanger Kbox Mini starter kit is pretty hard to beat Just add a good juice & a sony or samaung battery & you are set & ready to vape. There are many that may out perform it but for ease of getting started it is pretty hard to beat. Also look at some reviews on you tube. May not cover what you want but at least you can get an idea how the stuff works.

Thank you for you advice, Butch. I wanna know whether it is truely useful for body health by using E-cigarette to replace traditional one in your opinion?

 

[Izan]

Hi and welcome,
CASAA - The Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives Association

How much did you smoke and for how long?


Cheers
I

 

[rebeccazfh]

talking PG vs VG, glass bottles vs plastic?

Do you think which is better?could you give me some opinions? Thank you!

 

[rebeccazfh]

In my opinion quality counts. I tried a large number of highly recommended items that I ended up getting rid of. I learned you get what you pay for. Getting low grade stuff ended up costing me more than getting the good stuff.

I wish I had bought a Provari V2.5 on day one instead of the dozens and dozens of items before that. Now there is the V3 but I am content with the V2.5.

mostly you can not get what you pay if you dont know it well. But i will consider your advice. Thank you!

 

[Katya]

Thank you for you advice, Butch. I wanna know whether it is truely useful for body health by using E-cigarette to replace traditional one in your opinion?

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[JJOOHHNN]

mostly you can not get what you pay if you dont know it well. But i will consider your advice. Thank you!

I have literally spent thousands on stuff they I either gave away or three away I would have been much cheaper for me to go high end from the start.

There are a lot of good directions to go, some are drillers, others want tanks, some want plug and play, some like things like the REO. There are a lot of viable directions but when cheap comes up in the conversation I found out the hard way to stay away.

 

[Katya]

Do you think which is better?could you give me some opinions? Thank you!

Blends are best; I use 70 (or 60)%PG/30 (40)%VG.

My favorite setup for anybody--iStick 30 or Cool Fire 4 or Heatvape Defender 36W with any of the Eleaf GS Air tanks (Eleaf GS Tank, 3 ml, is perhaps my favorite). Inexpensive and dependable with room to grow.

Good luck!

 

[rebeccazfh]

I don't know about the specific Kanger kit Butch recommended, but I loved my Kanger starter kit. You want something that is easy to use and that will allow you to get enough air flow so you can easily vape. You should go to a vape shop and ask for their advice. I would also advise you to get two starter kits so you can vape one while the other charges. Be sure and buy the wall adapter to use with the usb charging cord. The wall adapter is cheap, about $5 - $7 and it will make your e cig last longer.

Thank you for your thoughtful advice. In general, how many air flow should have?

 

[rebeccazfh]

Hi and welcome,
CASAA - The Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives Association

How much did you smoke and for how long?


Cheers
I

It depends on. And i just have severals years smoking.

 

[skullblade789]

Honestly here is what you want to start off. I still use this setup today. An eleaf 30W is a great device. You will probably use it for about a year or so. Get started with a kanger subtank mini. Here is why: The coils are generally pretty decent. Easy to take apart and clean. The airflow is wonderful and you can change it to your liking. It is a solid device for beginners. Then when you are ready to do rebuildables you have a great starting point with the RBA for the STM. Now juices, I hate to say that is on you and your preferences, are you a tobacco, desert, menthol, fruit, or mint person? I would try Mountain Oak Vapors line of liquids. They have a great consistency and basically what you read in the description is what you are getting. Hope this helps you.

 

[Hotwire]

I recommend

1. An ego 650mah battery + EVOD tank + cheaper juices for the office

2. An Coolfire 4 (metal not plastic like Joytech or Kanger) or other VV/VW device plus a Nautilus / Nautilus mini for home vaping at about 15 watts and getting more vapour and flavour from your cheap or gourmet liquids

3. A subtank of some sort (of the ones I've tried I like the Nano) if 2 (see above) is not enough vapour for you. Use heavy VG 'gourmet liquids' only

 

[rebeccazfh]

You want a quality device that lasts without needing to buy a separate battery charger and separate batteries go with an Innokin Coolfire 4 and i believe they just came out with a new one with a larger battery capacity.

It is a very well engineered device and works really well , if you want cheap with no warranty Eleaf makes some mods but they are cheap all the way around .

You don't have to spend Provari type money to get a good device , i have mods in the $50.00 - $60.00 dollar range that i have been using for years , no issues whatsoever.

The Innokin MVP serious are great devices as well . I have a few Ipv 60 watt devices that are very reliable and have lasted a very long time .

OK , i am going to give you a link to some great mods that are very cheap :

You have the iPV 2X which is a 60 watt device and a iPV 2S , both are great and last a long time , you also have the iPV mini 70 watt device , all for $39.95 that is a steal .

You will need to buy a charger and batteries though but they are worth it , most places charge $80.00 + for these mods.

Deals are still good , your welcome lol.

Black Friday Deals on vape gear

Thank you for your abandunt information. i will consider what you guys say and make a decision.

 

[rebeccazfh]

Hi Rebecca. Can you tell us about your introduction to e-cigarettes? Do you know what kind of device you used? How did you like it?

It's a pretty diverse crowd here, and you'll get a lot of opinions. You can spend a lot, or spend a little; there are good values at different price points. You can directly fill your lungs with thick clouds of warm vapor, or a have a more puffing mouth-to-lung experience that's not so flashy. If you can state what you're looking for and what you might prefer to try, you'll get more targeted advice.

Also, the E-Liquid forum is more about the filler than the kit. Other forums might be a better place to scout for hardware. But feel free to answer here if you like.

Thanks . Im a newcomer here, so i dont know how to use effectively. And thank you kind remind. Firstly, safety should be guaranteed both the device and ingredient inside it; then comes the taste and working life.