If you could only one tip to a newbie what would it be?
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Don't feel one bit guilty about spending the money you're saving by quitting analogs on some nice shiny vaping gear. Reward yourself for one of the smartest decisions you'll ever make in your (now extended) life.
I'm sure somthing similar has been mentioned already, but do your RESEARCH.
Don't be like many others, myself included, that spend hundreds of dollars on junk that will just end up collecting dust down the road. Especially nowadays, there's just so much out there, so many vendors, lots of crap products, etc,the list goes on.
it can be overwhelming at first,but if you take the time to research, you'll thank yourself later on.
Don't be like many others, myself included, that spend hundreds of dollars on junk that will just end up collecting dust down the road. Especially nowadays, there's just so much out there, so many vendors, lots of crap products, etc,the list goes on.
it can be overwhelming at first,but if you take the time to research, you'll thank yourself later on.
Drink lots of water/fluids. vaping dehydrates you and you need to drink plenty of water to compensate.
Find the right head, one that gives you a good, dense vape BEFORE you start chasing flavors.
Nothing tastes good on a crappy head.
Nothing tastes good on a crappy head.
When doing LOTS of research, don't forget to read the BLOGS! There is a wealth of info in them!
Oh my I second this soooooooooooooo much
And remember just because lots of vapers do not touch baccy flavors - it is your choice not theirs
Also if you don't want to rebuild coils - don't it is your gear to with as you like
The best tip I could give a newbie is skip the cigalikes and get an iTaste vv/vw v3, with some kind of real clearo or cartotank on top, and remember that while you may be able to come close to the cigarette-taste you like, you will not find an exact duplicate, mainly because burning tobacco tastes foul, and 95% of vapor does not.
But, if you really try, it probably *is* possible to find something *similar* -- or you may find something you like a whole lot better.
Andria
But, if you really try, it probably *is* possible to find something *similar* -- or you may find something you like a whole lot better.
Andria
My tip to the noobs:
Ask ALL the questions you might have. There will be some people who are annoyed by what they think are stupid questions, but there will be plenty more people that are all too happy to answer you. Questions left unanswered are the ones that lead you down the wrong road, and leave you frustrated.
Ask ALL the questions you might have. There will be some people who are annoyed by what they think are stupid questions, but there will be plenty more people that are all too happy to answer you. Questions left unanswered are the ones that lead you down the wrong road, and leave you frustrated.
If you want a particular (expensive) device, a provari, Reo or whatever... go ahead and just get it. Chances are, if you keep buying the cheap stuff you will eventually get the highend device you wanted in the first place and will have spent way more in the end. If I had a dollar for every time I've read "I wish I would have just bought XXX to begin with" I'd have enough money to buy another highend device.
This is some solid advice for newbies and experts. Just because it costs $30 for 30mls doesn't mean you'll like it (but if you do, enjoy!) and just because 30ml costs $8 doesn't mean you will (but if you do, enjoy!)
Oh my I second this soooooooooooooo much
On this one I disagree. I think it's the newbies first go to but let yourself enjoy flavors if that's what you crave. Some will want tobaccos but others will and should seek out any of the flavors of the rainbow that appeal to them. When I was quitting, the last thing I wanted was a tobacco blend and am glad I didn't seek them out. For me it made quitting easier because I could vape bubblegum or watermelon or tons of other things.
My updated advice is to just get a Nautilus mini and or the BVC coils for the regular Nautilus and call it a year
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Agreed. When I first started vaping the only tobacco flavor I could stand was Ikenvapes RY4. Adding to your statement, people who smoked full flavors should not immediately turn away from menthol flavors. I stayed away from menthol for a long time "knowing" I wouldn't like it, but it turned out vaping menthol flavors are outstanding.
Get a few more toppers than you think you might need, just in case you find yourself wanting to vape a lot of different flavors throughout the day. Get at least one Protank or other glass clearomizer for liquids that might break plastic tanks down.
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