I got my VP from a booth in Discover Mills Mall, i had tried it about a month ago and decided that i liked it but wanted to shop around.. then when i discovered how many different brands and kinds there were i decided it was best for me to just go back and buy the one i tried and know i liked.. it was a bit pricey but at least i know i like it.. It is a bit strong as of right now i guess its just the difference but its workin for me so far! maybe when its time to refill i might try a flavor. DAY ONE of vaping.. hopefully i will not go back to analogs!
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Just remember...Even if you don't quit analogs right away, every analog you don't smoke is just that. Equally as important, every analog you don't buy is more money in your pocket.
Just my 2 cents above but for me, this attitude helps promote a more relaxed view on quitting and reduces the pressure to succeed (even though most of us smokers are used to reducing the pressure with a cigarette).
Here's to your success.
Just my 2 cents above but for me, this attitude helps promote a more relaxed view on quitting and reduces the pressure to succeed (even though most of us smokers are used to reducing the pressure with a cigarette).
Here's to your success.
Way to go! I am VERY new to the site but have already learned SO much. You are in the right place 
When i first started vaping I continued to smoke analogs, although it was a much reduced rate from the get go, and over time I was able to rarely want an analog. Just be prepared when you forgot to order your favorite juice before your currently supply ran out and you start vaping your lesser juices. Also the more you vape the more you may want to consider a backup. I had a variable voltage mod and the switch had died and I was SOL for a couple weeks there, since then I have a few mods laying around for backup in the case one fails. Good luck with your new e-cig
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