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That sounds like a great plan. You vaped for 5 years. Today's equipment is leaps and bounds better than back when you were vaping. Give it a good shot. However we have legal/govt. issues you didn't really have back then, so be prepared for that if you do get back into vaping. You'll probably always be able to get IQOS, though.
I used a Provari and a Kabuki tank back then so I don't know about today's equipment being "loads" better but I appreciate the sentiment nonetheless.
Kind of best in class at the time, I'm not sure one could do better today for a regulated with a non-RBTA today.
Just "different", but not loads better...........
And, I still use my Provari's & carto tanks.
hint:
Learn to be "self reliant" if you want to continue to vepe.
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I won't surprised if my still-in-use Provis outlast most of my other stuff.
I won't surprised if my still-in-use Provis outlast most of my other stuff.
My daughter stole mine several years ago but before the fall of the Provari Empire and she has been happily vaping nothing else ever since.
My daughter never bought a Provari, but she sure loved her "PINK" Silver Bullet.
HH 357 on a Silver Bullet ... how does it get any better??
(all dressed up with a "pink" drip shield of course)
HH 357 on a Silver Bullet ... how does it get any better??
(all dressed up with a "pink" drip shield of course)
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My daughter never bought a Provari, but she sure loved her "PINK" Silver Bullet.
HH 357 on a Silver Bullet ... how does it get any better??
(all dressed up with a "pink" drip shield of course)
I had (have) a Silver Bullet, black. I bought it before I had a clue what I was doing but I too used the HH357. I never cared for it but as I said, I had no clue what any of this was about. I still have both, one day I may dig them out and try it.
[QUOTE="tj99959, post: 23337207, member: 68621"
hint:
Learn to be "self reliant" if you want to continue to vepe.[/QUOTE]
Care to explain that last part that I just quoted?
Were you addressing me directly or was that general advise aimed at everybody in the thread?
hint:
Learn to be "self reliant" if you want to continue to vepe.[/QUOTE]
Care to explain that last part that I just quoted?
Were you addressing me directly or was that general advise aimed at everybody in the thread?
That's a general statement for everyone.
Can you make your own mod if you can't buy one?!?
How about an atomizer????
DIYing your own liquids is just the start of what we can do, and when we know how the Gov. can never take vaping away from us.
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If you are feeling adventurous, try this Mamu mod.
http://www.howder.com/dena_howto.pdf
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So I couldn't find the IQOS in my area (and we are about 100,000 population) Local smoke shop (the very popular one) said they don't have them yet.
Erm, I'm not exactly sure how it is that there's a fresh thread about Iqos being supposedly something 'new' in 2021 - excuse my ignorance, it probably has to do with some regulations in the US I guess? I tried it back in Ukraine in uhm, not exactly sure, probably early 2017 or so - by then it was widely available pretty much anywhere in Ukraine.
By that time I'd been vaping for a few years already, having already got used to sub-ohm DL vaping and all that it entails - big clouds, a variety of rich non-tobacco flavors and so on, so when I tried an Iqos, my impression was... well, quite meh to say the least. No clouds, almost zero taste, expensive, what seemed to be like zero throat hit to me, some sorts of charging troubles - I wasn't impressed at all.
That being said, perhaps the newer generations are better; also, obviously everyone's experience is different - I for one, after smoking for 20 years, just put the pack of Camels away one day and picked up the vape - and never looked back; in 7 years had 1 pack of analogs for 1 day when I drowned my vape when being super drunk and high at a friend's wedding. Hated every puff I made too.
However, anything that's less harm than smoking and that eliminates the burning is definitely good, if Iqos gets more people to switch from burning to at least heating, that's undeniably good. The big tobacco companies profiting from their 'answer to vaping' is a whole different story though.
By that time I'd been vaping for a few years already, having already got used to sub-ohm DL vaping and all that it entails - big clouds, a variety of rich non-tobacco flavors and so on, so when I tried an Iqos, my impression was... well, quite meh to say the least. No clouds, almost zero taste, expensive, what seemed to be like zero throat hit to me, some sorts of charging troubles - I wasn't impressed at all.
That being said, perhaps the newer generations are better; also, obviously everyone's experience is different - I for one, after smoking for 20 years, just put the pack of Camels away one day and picked up the vape - and never looked back; in 7 years had 1 pack of analogs for 1 day when I drowned my vape when being super drunk and high at a friend's wedding. Hated every puff I made too.
However, anything that's less harm than smoking and that eliminates the burning is definitely good, if Iqos gets more people to switch from burning to at least heating, that's undeniably good. The big tobacco companies profiting from their 'answer to vaping' is a whole different story though.
I am with you on this. Some company put out a heat not burn product years and years ago here in the US of A, I have forgotten the company and the name of the product. They did not catch on and weren't around long.
My concern, today, now that I am many times more informed, is the addition of undesirable chemicals by the tobacco company to any product they make.
My concern, today, now that I am many times more informed, is the addition of undesirable chemicals by the tobacco company to any product they make.
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