Is it normal...

[noi_max]

... to vape incessantly right after ditching analogs?

On the bright side I'm getting much more life out of my little 650mah spinner than I ever expected. Still new to this. The dehydration is a bit of a bummer. Can't put down the e-cig!

 

[Strigoi]

I've been at this for over 2 years and still vape all the time when I'm home.

late edit: Just realized I burned through almost 2ml of Thug juice (which is awesome) in a couple of hours.

 

[Unforeseen]

Personally, that is what I did when I first started vaping. It's good to hear that your spinner is performing admirably. Just make sure to drink plenty of water. That'll take care of your dehydration issues.


Congratulations on transitioning to vaping. Wish you the best and hope you enjoy your time here.

 

[Yves]

Yes it is common, it's in part I think, your pre programmed response to "giving up" tobacco. It will settle down, for now don't worry about it if it stops you smoking tobacco

The extra fluid needed is often under estimated by new vapors. I drink 3 bottles of water extra a day to what I did drink before vaping.

Congratulations on your switch to vaping

 

[Syav]

Can't put down the e-cig!

I used to chain vape 1-2hrs with 18mg nic. Especially first thing in the morning and late at night after I got off work. Then I up my nic to 24 mg. Now I vape about 30 drags per session and I get enough "kick" from it. Then my 2nd vaping session maybe half hour later. Which is good for me because chain vaping gets heavy on my chest.

 

[hcour]

Agree w/others that that's probably the norm. I've been vaping a couple of months and I still vape much more than I smoked. I think one of the reasons in the beginning is because it's just so cool to "smoke" (vape) w/o any guilt or health-worries. I expect the novelty settles down after a while.

 

[Robino1]

I kind of compare it to wearing the patch. With the patch you are getting small amounts of nic all the time. We really don't know exactly how much nic we are getting when we vape. That really depends on the system I am using, the nic level of my juice, how I vape etc... There are too many variables to really determine how much nic I am actually receiving from the vapor. I figure I will listen to what my body is telling me and go from there. I am still chain vaping most of the day. I don't know if it will slow down but I'm thinking no. When I start taking my juices down in nic, I bet my body will be wanting more. Hopefully not. When it comes to that time that is when I will find out.

All I do know for sure is I am NOT smoking! That was unimaginable just over a month ago.

 

[Odoyal4912]

Since switching I have been vaping so much I bring two pv's one with 1.8 juice and one with zero. What can I say. I love to vape.

 

[grandmato5]

... to vape incessantly right after ditching analogs?

On the bright side I'm getting much more life out of my little 650mah spinner than I ever expected. Still new to this. The dehydration is a bit of a bummer. Can't put down the e-cig!

Very normal Welcome to the wonderful world of vaping

 

[apexoflight]

yea very normal we look like steam engines which is cool though! going to vapercon was the first OMG i gotta have water moment of my vaping life though lol

 

[drsocal]

Very normal.

 

[Alamedean]

I'm vaping all the time. In the morning, making sure I brush my teeth first before coffee so I can taste the juice. Brush again after my breakfast. Vaping through the 18 holes on the golf course where I had been smoking analogs 14 of the 18 holes before. Then vaping when I get home with my adult beverages. Yes beverage is plural for a very good reason. I like what I like and I don't like analogs "no more" since I took my first toot of e-juice. Gotta say I started with the Blu e-cig from Walmart but quickly moved up to the Joyetech 501 and now very happy with the twist and the mini vivi nova. Tomorrow will be three months without an analog for me. Whoo Hoo!! I will vape as long as I desire and my body will let me know when to quit. My body finally told me when to quit analogs so something in my head is working.

You're normal, I'm normal but I am not too sure about my next door neighbor!

Congrats and be healthy or at least healthier with vaping.

 

[MorpheusPA]

I still vape all the time as much as I can, to the tune of 5 ml of liquid a day (22 mg/ml nicotine, so it's not a shortage of nic!) Lately that's been going down just a little bit.

My mother, at week six off the cigs, finds that she vapes a lot less nowadays. Or thinks she does, I'm the one who refills her carts and there are still about 40 a week.

 

[PhreakySTS9]

I've been at this for over 2 years and still vape all the time when I'm home.

Exactly what I was going to say.

 

[PhreakySTS9]

I'm vaping all the time. In the morning, making sure I brush my teeth first before coffee so I can taste the juice. Brush again after my breakfast. Vaping through the 18 holes on the golf course where I had been smoking analogs 14 of the 18 holes before. Then vaping when I get home with my adult beverages. Yes beverage is plural for a very good reason. I like what I like and I don't like analogs "no more" since I took my first toot of e-juice. Gotta say I started with the Blu e-cig from Walmart but quickly moved up to the Joyetech 501 and now very happy with the twist and the mini vivi nova. Tomorrow will be three months without an analog for me. Whoo Hoo!! I will vape as long as I desire and my body will let me know when to quit. My body finally told me when to quit analogs so something in my head is working.

You're normal, I'm normal but I am not too sure about my next door neighbor!

Congrats and be healthy or at least healthier with vaping.

I dunno, brushing your teeth before drinking your morning coffee doesn't scream normal to me!

 

[Alamedean]

PhreakySTS9, I know, I know what you mean but that's what I gotta do if I am going to taste my e-juice in the morning. Things that I will do for a good vape!