If it helps Mister Dave i can explain Why VV is so wonderful for me. The first thing i love about it is this. When i get up in the morning the hits usualy seem harsh till ive vaped an hour or two then it clears up. With VV i actually turn the Device down to a level that isnt harsh to start off my day and then turn it up later.
Another thing i loved was that i have quite a collection of cartos/attys that I baught to try out on my ego setup. most of which went unused. With a VV device i can find that sweet setting for anything i have in my box so its all getting used now.
Third thing i noticed was flavor subtlties. For instance Carmel Apple. At lower voltages the carmel really stands out. At high voltages the apple is dominant. I can gently adjust till whichever flavor or ballance of the two im in a mood for.
Hope this helps sir.
Yes is does. Every morning it takes a few minutes to get used to vaping and with the EGO at 3.4 its almost too much. But shortly after it is fine. But as the day goes on it gets to the point of less and less satisfaction for me and I find that I tend to chain vape especially in the evenings while I'm relaxing. During the day when I'm busy it's not a problem as I don't have much time to vape anyway and I can get by just fine. But on the days I don't work like today by midday I'm losing that satisfaction because I tend to vape more. Sometimes just rinsing my mouth out or brushing my teeth seems to help wake up my taste buds and I'm fine for a while.
Sometimes just eating something helps too. Lately Ive been chain vaping so much in the evenings that I wake up with a sore throat. I'm also afraid of a VV device because if I'm getting a sore throat now what the heck is going to happen when I turn up the heat. I also have been experiencing sore lungs in the morning and I don't know if that has to do with vaping too much in the evening or my lungs healing from smoking.
I guess I'm looking for more satisfaction from vaping. None of the liquids Ive been using really do it for me and its not really the vendors fault. I think its more me than anything else. I didn't start vaping with the mindset of doing it forever, I don't want to replace one habit with another. I just wanted a better way to quit.
I smoked for 20 some years and quit back in 2001 and I used the patch and gum and it was the worst experience in my life. Both were just terrible products and although it worked eventually the experience was terrible. A little side note.... when I quit back then I went through such terrible withdrawals that I thought I was going to die. I had chest pains and irregular heart beats, could not sleep at night,nightmares, anxiety and on and on. This lasted for a few months but it gradually got better as time went on and then eventually after about 6 months or so I felt like a million bucks. I mention that as a little side note to those that have quit and are now vaping and are scared because of them feeling some or all of the symptoms I felt and are thinking it is the vaping. Well its not, its the after effects of smoking trust me.
I felt like a drug addict and never knew you could experience that sort of thing from quitting smoking. One more thing on that is I'm not the type to get sick or go to the doctor or blow things out of proportion so I'm not exaggerating that experience.
I was off smoking for about 5 years except for an occasional cigar, then my father got in really bad shape and ended up dying and with that whole experience I ended up starting to smoke again back in 2006 and have been ever since until now.
So that is my situation and I apologize for the long response but I thought it necessary so that you know where I'm coming from. I don't see myself vaping for a long period of time or at least that is not my intention, but just long enough to not cave in and go back to smoking. I do enjoy vaping to a degree but my satisfaction with it is mediocre at best.
Thanks for your help.
Dave
