Looking back, knowing what you know now, what would you have done differently?

[Ashien]

Hey guys,

As the title says, if you knew then what you know now, what would you have done differently when you started vaping?

What were some of your best decisions and worst mistakes?

Thanks!

 

[Turbo]

When I started vaping (almost three years ago) the 808 was the only cartomizer model...lol

I went w/ a 401 since I HAD to have an ecig the same size as an analog. The carts were a pita and small; .25ml! It got me off analogs but then went to the 808. I enjoyed that for a while and when I could get over the cig-a-like syndrome I went to Ego clones and then mods.

I think if one can get over the initial shock of the size difference, mods are the way to go. They offer much better batt life. A 'fat batt' model like the Ego clones is a good stepping stone too. I still use mine when driving.

 

[bjannr]

I think the path my vaping took was necessary. I started with 510 batteries, a PCC and atomizers. I then got into bottom feeders, cartos and tanks. Now it is rebuildable tanks and atties. I like where I am now, but I needed to progress in stages.
Not many purchases I regret.

 

[Xaiver]

I agree with the above. I never used a cig look-a-like, and I don't regret that I didn't. I started on an eGo, and I think that it was the best place for me to have started this journey. I own a few mods now, a year later, and am working with mostly rebuildable attys, but I still use cartos for when I'm at work, my DCTs don't leave their home on my desk anymore.