Hello all!
Just wanted to say HI, and to share my story of how I finally quit analogs....figure it might help you to save some money!
I was a 1 1/2 pack a day smoker (Menthol) for 22 1/2 years....
Attempt #1: On May 1st I bought my first e-cig (Disposible NJoy crap)... My family and I were on our way to Six Flags for a day at the park, and I figured "Hey this is the perfect way to enjoy the park and still be able to smoke", so on the first ride of the day I put my e-cig in my pocket and during the ride SNAP...It was broken beyond repair....Needless to say panic ensued, as they dont sell cigaretts or e-cigs in an amusement park, so I left the family at the park and found the closest gas station and bought a pack of analogs (FAILED ATTEMPT).
Attempt #2: On May 4th, and once back in Vegas, I went to the local Head Shop and bought a e-cig kit (Finiti - Not bad, but did not like the idea of having to constantly buy plastic tips that did not last as long as a pack of cigs....which is what the advert and salesman said it was). I used these for like a week and a half with no Analogs (And my non-analog journey begins!)
So, since attempt #2, I have spent more than my fare share of $$$ on vaping equipment. I think my obsession began when I discovered Pink Spot Vapors in Vegas....I bought a Bolt, and a DCT Tank, and a bottle of Swagger (OMG.....I was sold!). Since that point in time, I have now amassed several different devices (2 Bolts, 1 Ultra Mini, 1 Vapage VMOD XL, 3 eGo-C Twists and finally my VaritubeX), and have used several different carts, tanks, atomizers (Cartomizers - Grew out of fast due to the muted taste, Atomizers - Love them, but not really a dripper, Carto-Tanks - Pain in the ... to fill and still used a cartomizer, Stardust Clearomizer - Now we are talking....easy to fill and tastes like a dripping atomizer....but expensive since they are throw away, Kanger T2 Tanks - The best of the best of tanks in my eyes...user replaceable heating elements, cost of tanks and replacement parts is just right!)
So, to just sum up in a nutshell my main vaping device is a Variable Voltage Varitube X that I paid $70.00 for (Kit price) and then added an 510 to eGo adapter so I could use my Kanger T2 tanks on it....If I had known that I was going to LOVE vaping this much I would have just bought this setup in the beginning and save a boatload of money to buy more e-juice!
And that is my story.....
Just wanted to say HI, and to share my story of how I finally quit analogs....figure it might help you to save some money!
I was a 1 1/2 pack a day smoker (Menthol) for 22 1/2 years....
Attempt #1: On May 1st I bought my first e-cig (Disposible NJoy crap)... My family and I were on our way to Six Flags for a day at the park, and I figured "Hey this is the perfect way to enjoy the park and still be able to smoke", so on the first ride of the day I put my e-cig in my pocket and during the ride SNAP...It was broken beyond repair....Needless to say panic ensued, as they dont sell cigaretts or e-cigs in an amusement park, so I left the family at the park and found the closest gas station and bought a pack of analogs (FAILED ATTEMPT).
Attempt #2: On May 4th, and once back in Vegas, I went to the local Head Shop and bought a e-cig kit (Finiti - Not bad, but did not like the idea of having to constantly buy plastic tips that did not last as long as a pack of cigs....which is what the advert and salesman said it was). I used these for like a week and a half with no Analogs (And my non-analog journey begins!)
So, since attempt #2, I have spent more than my fare share of $$$ on vaping equipment. I think my obsession began when I discovered Pink Spot Vapors in Vegas....I bought a Bolt, and a DCT Tank, and a bottle of Swagger (OMG.....I was sold!). Since that point in time, I have now amassed several different devices (2 Bolts, 1 Ultra Mini, 1 Vapage VMOD XL, 3 eGo-C Twists and finally my VaritubeX), and have used several different carts, tanks, atomizers (Cartomizers - Grew out of fast due to the muted taste, Atomizers - Love them, but not really a dripper, Carto-Tanks - Pain in the ... to fill and still used a cartomizer, Stardust Clearomizer - Now we are talking....easy to fill and tastes like a dripping atomizer....but expensive since they are throw away, Kanger T2 Tanks - The best of the best of tanks in my eyes...user replaceable heating elements, cost of tanks and replacement parts is just right!)
So, to just sum up in a nutshell my main vaping device is a Variable Voltage Varitube X that I paid $70.00 for (Kit price) and then added an 510 to eGo adapter so I could use my Kanger T2 tanks on it....If I had known that I was going to LOVE vaping this much I would have just bought this setup in the beginning and save a boatload of money to buy more e-juice!
And that is my story.....
The twist is nice for out and about but for sitting at home vaping it feels a little small in my hand.
