I am new to vaping and calling for advice

[MightoftheWest]

My first PV was the BLU, which I was most displeased with on many fronts: Poor vapor production, weak throat hit, low battery life etc.

After my experience with the BLU ecig I went out and bought a pack of camels.

I am looking into a 510 from Cigtechs.com known as the Black Hawk, or would TW be a better choice

I am looking at ordering juice from Healthcabin.com

I would be interested in any advice, and whether even to bother, with the upcoming SE vs.FDA case desicion.

 

[jj2]

I bought three models before I found my favorite.
Even it has had it's problems.
Good luck and I hope you don't have to go through that many.
My next try, will be the 510.
I've heard so much about it that I'd like to give it a try.

 

[MightoftheWest]

But with the court results about to be resolved with the SEvsFDA case, should I order, or stick to my analogs?

 

[paulspikey]

you should definitely never go back to smoking.....horrible choice.

 

[emus]

The 510 is the easiest and most reliable e-cig I tried.
I prefer M401 due to smaller size but it does require more attention than 510.

 

[MightoftheWest]

The reviews I have seen hold the tw titan in high regard

and I am unsure about the health cabin liquid, I sent them an email and their response was almost immediate.

 

[Less is more]

My first and only e-cig was the 510. The only time I get frustrated is when the atomizers start getting sluggish. Stay on top of the cleaning and have plenty of extra atomizers on hand. I've found them to be wildly different in how long they hold up or perform. I also use a passthrough and have a 3 battery rotation with two chargers going. If you spend a lot of time at the computer, a passthrough is a must -- really saves the batteries. You'll learn what equipment is necessary to get you through a typical day as you go. Try to plan ahead so you don't fallback on the cigs.

Once you are happy with the performance, stock up on juice. The amount will depend on how wild you get for the flavors. Word to the wise: Unless you KNOW you adore a flavor, only buy one bottle of each to start. I made the mistake of going bonkers, so have several flavors that didn't meet my needs sitting unopened. Then again, I'm not very adventurous. Damn fools in the FDA have no clue what they are condemning people to, if they start meddling around. The ability to lose the ciggies is priceless!

I didn't quit regular cigs immediately but within a month, I didn't have much of a desire for one. The taste and nic satisfaction of vaping wins out in the end. An occasional cigarette now leaves me wondering why I bothered to light up. (Smoked for 37 years.) These are incredible and WORTH THE BOTHER. Takes some patience though. It's a different learning curve.

Best of luck!

 

[derek5L]

On point 100% there-

My first and only e-cig was the 510. The only time I get frustrated is when the atomizers start getting sluggish. Stay on top of the cleaning and have plenty of extra atomizers on hand. I've found them to be wildly different in how long they hold up or perform. I also use a passthrough and have a 3 battery rotation with two chargers going. If you spend a lot of time at the computer, a passthrough is a must -- really saves the batteries. You'll learn what equipment is necessary to get you through a typical day as you go. Try to plan ahead so you don't fallback on the cigs.

Once you are happy with the performance, stock up on juice. The amount will depend on how wild you get for the flavors. Word to the wise: Unless you KNOW you adore a flavor, only buy one bottle of each to start. I made the mistake of going bonkers, so have several flavors that didn't meet my needs sitting unopened. Then again, I'm not very adventurous. Damn fools in the FDA have no clue what they are condemning people to, if they start meddling around. The ability to lose the ciggies is priceless!

I didn't quit regular cigs immediately but within a month, I didn't have much of a desire for one. The taste and nic satisfaction of vaping wins out in the end. An occasional cigarette now leaves me wondering why I bothered to light up. (Smoked for 37 years.) These are incredible and WORTH THE BOTHER. Takes some patience though. It's a different learning curve.

Best of luck!

 

[derek5L]

I have had the 510 almost 2 weeks now, and I have tried 6 diff flavors of juice. Go with a vendor with many levels of flavors and nic strengths. RY4 and Flu Cured are a sure bet for smooth transistions. 510 rocks.

 

[four2109]

Read, just read.

 

[Mr Sinister]

The TW Titan is the same as any other 510, except for the longer batteries. I haven't tried healthcabin's juice, but would assume it is Dekang. If thats the case there is better out there. Nhaler, DIYflavorshack to name a couple. As for Cigtechs, they are great all around.

 

[MightoftheWest]

Thanks all

 

[Jules22871]

The reviews I have seen hold the tw titan in high regard

and I am unsure about the health cabin liquid, I sent them an email and their response was almost immediate.

I have a lot of juices from HealthCabin and they are all fine. I like the unflavored to mix and make my own flavors with. So far I haven't gotten a bad bottle of juice from them. Amy is great to deal with.

Wayne at Wholesale & Retail Best E-smoking Supplier is also a good one to deal with. I've made many orders from him and not had any problems.

As far as premium juices, Nhaler, GoodProphets and Puresmoker are the first to come to mind. They all have great juices.

A 510, by whatever name is a 510. I personally like mine. I also have a 901 and I like it too. They both have their pros and cons. like 42109 said, do some reading, then read some more.