You mean the "China" where eliquid was first invented. Hangsen and Dekang from China produce around 90% of all eliquid consumed in the world. They make some excellent eliquid.
If you could only one tip to a newbie what would it be?
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You mean the "China" where eliquid was first invented. Hangsen and Dekang from China produce around 90% of all eliquid consumed in the world. They make some excellent eliquid.
But don't mistake inexpensive for cheap or junk, and costly for high quality.
I'd tell a new person that if they find themselves constantly chain vaping to up their nic strength till they aren't....if your mod becomes like a baby's binky and you cant keep it out of your mouth, its because you're not satisfied, likely as a result of a lack of required nic level to satisfy your cravings....I read and hear about people bragging that they vape stupid amounts like 20, 30 mls of juice a day....if they were vaping at a nic level commensurate with their actual nic addiction level , this wouldn't be happening....If I dropped my nic from 24 to 6 I'd be going through juice like crazy too...
Yup....BTDT....bought expensive, hyped juice that was terrible....bought less expensive, not so hyped juice that was wonderful....price doesn't automatically mean better or worse...
Premium juice doesn't really exist... there's bad juice and good juice... there no such thing as magical, amazing juice...
If you think you have discovered one, give it a few days before you buy 9000mls of it - the vaping palate is fickle.
If you think you have discovered one, give it a few days before you buy 9000mls of it - the vaping palate is fickle.
Don't be afraid of screwing up, because you WILL screw up.
And a bonus tip: If, at any point, you think you might possibly want to get into rebuildables...invest in a jeweler's coil-winding jig and some cheap copper wire to learn how to use it with. Once you get comfortable with the motion and know how to hold your hands and the wire, you will churn out perfectly spaced, beautiful, long-lasting coils for whatever setup you end up wanting, every single time.
And a bonus tip: If, at any point, you think you might possibly want to get into rebuildables...invest in a jeweler's coil-winding jig and some cheap copper wire to learn how to use it with. Once you get comfortable with the motion and know how to hold your hands and the wire, you will churn out perfectly spaced, beautiful, long-lasting coils for whatever setup you end up wanting, every single time.
And don't believe the supposed vapers on ECF that equate smoking and vaping as being the same thing as well as condescendingly tell others how they should vape. There are arrogant egoist in every segment of society who believe it is there job to try tell the rest of us how to live.
There is no one "correct" way to vape. Just vape in whatever way works for you.
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Get the set up that makes you happy. That keeps you off cigarettes and you can afford. Everything else is just icing on the cake.
get a baditude ultimate starter kit. (i have it on good faith there's one in the classifieds right now. hint, hint... 
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then, if you desire more, learn and learn until you think nothing can go wrong. then study and study until you think everything IS going to go wrong no matter what you do. then prepare for everything that can possibly go wrong.
)then, if you desire more, learn and learn until you think nothing can go wrong. then study and study until you think everything IS going to go wrong no matter what you do. then prepare for everything that can possibly go wrong.
This. I've spoken to lots of people that didn't stick with it because they were using devices that couldn't provide a reasonable substitute to cigarettes. I made the same mistake myself a couple years ago.
Dont waste money on a ciga-like... get yourself an SVD and a HCigar 3.1.... you will spend 3X more money on ciga-likes before you realize you could have bought a good mod and atty
Give yourself flexibility with your first hardware purchase -- cig-a-likes are very limited as to the flavors you can use. Get a good basic battery (like a VV-V3 or MVP2.0, or even a non-adjustable EVOD) that can handle a variety of tanks and a variety of liquids. That will give you room to experiment to find the flavors and nicotine strengths and PG/VG mixtures you may find that you like.
If you're a cigarette smoker, do yourself a favor and try unflavored E-Juice in a 50/50 mix before you go off chasing flavors all over the interwebz.
You just may find out it suits your needs and will both eliminate @90% of your lifetime vaping expenses and a lot of grief trying to "find the right juice".
You just may find out it suits your needs and will both eliminate @90% of your lifetime vaping expenses and a lot of grief trying to "find the right juice".
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