well, up to this point I am still not satisfied with vaping. There is still something missing when I vape. Do you guys have the same feeling when you are vaping? If you guys have answers about this please post it. I will try everything just to stay away from analogs. I still feel the urge of dragging analogs but it isnt that strong anymore. I might go back to analogs if given the right push. Which ofcourse I do not want that to happen.
My switchover was very different. I should note that quitting smokes wasn't my original goal. I'd tried friends PV at a club in LA. Upon return to my state I figured I'd order one because I could use it in places I couldnt smoke (airport, work, bars, etc). I usually do a lot of research before I start something and I stumbled across this board and eventually Grimm greenes reviews and pbusardo as well. I ended up getting a higher end Pv vs a traditional cig looking eci...more power does equal better chance of adapting to it. First day I got it and charged it I fired up the juice it was shipped with (cotton candy) ...it wasn't half bad but I quickly grew sick of how sweet it was. Luckily I'd ordered several juices, mostly fruity/dessert juices and they arrived later in the afternoon. Before I knew it I had gone 4 hours without a smoke...Then a day...then a week...and so on. The Pv gave my lungs the feeling of an inhale so I didn't miss my analog feel and the sweet fruity flavors I dug. I vape 18mg 70pg30vg now and have bought a few 12mg ill switch to next month. I was a 1-1.5 (sometimes 2-3 packs if I was on a black jack table

) per day smoker and started when I was 11...I'm 41 now. I never had so much of a thought of missing analogs. I dunno...was just a very very easy transition for me. Took me a bit to get over how large my pv was compared to a normal ecig, and my friends made a bit of fun of me...but you know I don't really care anymore. I feel much better, I don't smell, and I've saved (or will if I ever stop buying vapor toys) money over traditional cigs. Best of all though I don't have to freeze my azz of in the cold michigan winters to smoke (at work or bars).
Im really new to this...only 3 weeks...but I couldn't ever see myself going back to smoking...that is unless my Pv broke. I ordered a backup device to cover that base.

. I dont have a lot of experience but it seems new vapers fail most when they buy a crappy or low powered unit. Just my observation so far. If you make good money buy a high end unit...if you don't try and get by with the best you can afford and maybe start saving what you'd spend on normal cigs for a higher end unit. (I drank the koolaid and bought a provari)
keep at it...it'll grow on you I guarantee. Vape a high nic liquid might help.