12 mg works for me depending on the mix and flavor but usually I try to stay with 16 mg. It seems a good middle of the road for me.
Letting go of analogs for good?
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Appreciate all the sharing of experiences on here. I mixed up my Menthol and Skittles juices together, it's quite good though I wonder if Menthol juice crystallizes your lungs like Menthol analogs do. That morning drag is hard to shake, but after that, I've vaped all day and doing good!
For a while my problem was also the fact that I just wanted to hold a cigarette even with my $100 vape setup. So I bought a cigalike to use whenever I missed that feeling, really shortly after that I hadn't missed that feeling anymore and vaping was just the norm and I enjoyed it much more than I ever enjoyed cancer sticks
1st. Throw away your lighter! That will help not lighting analogs 
Really though at first for the initial couple of months I had the same urge to go outside and smoke even though I no longer smoked or even desired a cig. I think it becomes so engrained in our mindset about when and where we will be able to get that next cig in along the way. Or how we break our day up based on smoke breaks and lunch time cigs. Once you no longer need to plan your next smoke or go someplace special to do it breaking that habit in itself if hard. Subconsciously our minds have been set to years of conditioning for when we'll get that next nic fix.
Try what I did. Go outside like you normally would for a smoke and leave the vape inside. Just go outside and enjoy the fresh air for a few and realize you no longer need to smoke just because you are there. After a few the feeling of needing to go smoke lessens as you go outside and don't smoke or vape at all. Makes you realize you are just taking a break for the sake of taking a break and that you don't need a cig your mod is inside ready to go.
Then when you go back inside you don't stink either
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Really though at first for the initial couple of months I had the same urge to go outside and smoke even though I no longer smoked or even desired a cig. I think it becomes so engrained in our mindset about when and where we will be able to get that next cig in along the way. Or how we break our day up based on smoke breaks and lunch time cigs. Once you no longer need to plan your next smoke or go someplace special to do it breaking that habit in itself if hard. Subconsciously our minds have been set to years of conditioning for when we'll get that next nic fix.
Try what I did. Go outside like you normally would for a smoke and leave the vape inside. Just go outside and enjoy the fresh air for a few and realize you no longer need to smoke just because you are there. After a few the feeling of needing to go smoke lessens as you go outside and don't smoke or vape at all. Makes you realize you are just taking a break for the sake of taking a break and that you don't need a cig your mod is inside ready to go.
Then when you go back inside you don't stink either
CC
You have a very wise wife!
I still go out to the garage ... My 'mancave' & previous smoking room, several times or more each day. And fog it up with vape
Try it. Addictions are often more than the dependence on nic and other chemicals in cig smoke, they include other habits we picked up .... With the cig habit.
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