need advise

[m1alhadhrami]

Dear

i would like to thank you for this forum which help our health.

i never use e-cigarette

My question is :

I need an expert to help me to choose best and safe e-cigarette available with tobacco flavor ?


i am a heavy smoker 20 per days Dunhill silver

 

[realsis]

There are many e cigarette styles to choose from. I suggest you make a list of what is important to you, then we can match you with a battery. If vapor, battery life, and variable voltage is important, I would suggest a mvp2 or dna30. You would want variable voltage and variable wattage to have a more customized expirence. You can change volts or watts with different flavors to provide you with the best possible flavor. However if a box mod isn't for you and you want the more traditional Evo type battery I recommend a vision spinner 2. You might want to look these suggestions up on Google and see if they meet your requirements. Note all are variable that I suggested because in my opinion it's better to have more control over your vaping expirence. As far as tobacco flavors you should expirement with different ones to see which YOU like best. I do want to say, don't limit yourself to tobacco flavor only. You might be suprised at the satisfaction you get from other flavors as well. I smoked 2 packs a day myself and was able to quit comfortably by using 24 mg nicotine juice. But if that's too strong you can adjust down to 18. Hope this helps and do take a look at the devices I suggested. They are good quality and will all serve you well. Best wishes

 

[DetraMental]

Good advice Realsis. OP when looking for a battery check the mAh's on it. The higher they are the longer the battery life. The MVP2 is popular for that as well as many other cool factors. It is a 2600mAh internal battery that'll last you 1 1/2-2 days depending on how often you vape, some people get 3 days out of it before needing to charge it. There's a Vision Spinner I that has 1300mAh and the Vision Spinner 2 that has 1600mAh, just in case you don't like the box style.

Tobacco flavors are hit and miss but the most popular are the RY4 and 555. There will be some posters with better knowledge of tobacco flavored juice to help you. I quit using it after 6 months and now vape dessert and fruit flavors. You should try some of those as well. Try to find a B&M (Brick & Mortar) Vape Shop where they will let you try out their juices. If ordering online buy small amounts until you find one or two, three, etc....that you like.

 

[BiLLi0]

[...]
I need an expert to help me to choose best and safe e-cigarette available with tobacco flavor ?
[...]

If by safe you mean not harmful for your lungs, anything you buy will do. Unless you start doing things yourself (liquids, sub-ohming...) it won't kill you.

If you mean safe as in electrically safe, that's another story.

 

[DreamWithin]

I'm not very familiar with your country or what restrictions may be in place there (meaning I don't know what is easily available to you). Perhaps if you could give us an idea of what kind of products you've been looking at or are available there then people may be able to offer you more suitable recommendations

 

[viguy]

Welcome.
Some good advice Realsis. It will depend if you like the box style or pencil style of PV. I started with a blister pack cheapo PV and got frustrated with it very quickly (not much flavour or vaper). After that I got a Spinner 2 which is variable volt and a Nova tank. Much better now and I can adjust the volts to different juices. You don't have to spend much $$ to find a good PV or APV. The MPV seems to be very popular even for beginners. Good Luck with what ever you choose and you'll thank yourself for kicking the smokes.

 

[Vekz]

The biggest thing I'd recommend doing is searching for a local vape shop near you. Not a smoke shop that just sells vape related gear on the side, but a legit vape shop if you can find one. You can buy everything online, and it's usually a little cheaper but I found that I was getting discouraged waiting on shipping all the time when ordering new juices, new parts, new coils, etc. When I first started I had no idea how to plan ahead because I had no idea how quickly I'd be replacing things and how long my juice would last me.

If the vape shops near you are anything like the ones around me, the guys that work there are usually very knowledgeable and can talk you through everything in person.

I see you mentioned you want an "e-cigarette available with tobacco flavor". I would suggest buying a tank+battery setup so that you can experiment with different juice flavors and find the one you like the best. You will be taste-testing different flavors and finding the ones you like the best, you can then refill the tank with any flavor you like.

A local vape shop will likely try to start you off with an Ego kit, as this seems to be the most common and a good entry level point. My only problem with these kits is that they usually come with a very poor "clearomizer" tank that attaches to the battery (this is the plastic tank that has the wick inside it to soak up the juice). I have had nothing but bad luck with constant burnt tastes and poor performance when I tried using one of these. If I were to suggest a starting point for a brand new vaper I would recommend an Ego c-twist battery with a protank 2 mini on it. This is a very basic setup with a nice glass tank. You will be able to get nice vape production and good flavor with a slim "pen style" design.

If you want something a bit bigger, with a bit more battery life, and like the box style batteries I would highly recommend looking at an iTaste MVP v2 battery with a protank 3 on it. I ran this exact setup for about 6 months and it was very good to me.

Buying cheap tanks will usually only result in burnt tastes, bad flavors, and bad perfomance. This will likely land you back into the land of cigarettes.

 

[eafisher]

just get a cheapie from a gas station, Find out what you do and dont like about it and go from there.Good luck, I had the same issue but jumped in with both feet and havent had a analog in a month

 

[Rat2chat2]

to ecf m1alhadhrami. There are so many choices out there that you will just have to figure out what you want. I am no expert by any means but I could have save a lot of money if I had just started out on the mvp2. Easy to use, dependable and has a fantastic battery life. Everyone here may have different recommendations but one thing we all have in common is...........we care. Good luck to you and don't hesitate to ask a specific question. There are always folks around here willing to help. I know.....they help me all the time.

 

[m1alhadhrami]

Dear thanks all for replay
In my country there is no flavors and vape shops. I'll bay every things online. i have searched for all related subject untill i caught you. is there any guidnace step by step to join you and kick smoks???
I like pincel type , good battery, public use, easy to bay online. Online dealer.

 

[BiLLi0]

Dear thanks all for replay
In my country there is no flavors and vape shops. I'll bay every things online. i have searched for all related subject untill i caught you. is there any guidnace step by step to join you and kick smoks???
I like pincel type , good battery, public use, easy to bay online. Online dealer.

There is no step by step guide to quit smoking. What you can do is try vaping and replace smoking with vaping. Was easy for me. In a week I was a full time vaper.

I'll advise you to do what most of people do (including me): get a kit - like ego or vision. Then one or two more atomizers. After that you should try liquids.

There is a shop that only sells samples. Maybe you should get a pack of different flavours and then buy the bigger bottles of the ones you like.

I started with an Ego kit. Then I bought an extra battery and an Evod atomizer. I always try liquids in shops here, I never buy them before checking them. And then just the usual parts: coils.

 

[Tangaroav]

If by safe you mean not harmful for your lungs, anything you buy will do. Unless you start doing things yourself (liquids, sub-ohming...) it won't kill you.

If you mean safe as in electrically safe, that's another story.

When it comes to choosing your e-liquids read the warnings on ECF concerning the butter, creamy, custard and many more flavors and potential dangers associated with them.

 

[BiLLi0]

When it comes to choosing your e-liquids read the warnings on ECF concerning the butter, creamy and custard flavors and potential dangers associated with them.

How are you completely sure of all the liquid components?

 

[Tangaroav]

I would recommend you check out the e-liquid forum. There are good articles on e-liquid. It will be time well spent .

 

[BiLLi0]

I would recommend you check out the e-liquid forum. There are good articles on e-liquid. It will be time well spent .

I have already checked that. I know some liquids have nasty components. But how can we know that if they are not listed on the bottle?

 

[Tangaroav]

As can be seen on some websites, nowadays anything that can be written could be questionned and sometimes even BS. This is often used by the ANTZ in their vendetta against vaping.

Check this one : http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...s-may-contain-diacetyl-there-really-many.html

There probably is somewhere on ECF a listing of transparent and trusted vendors ???

At his time the best way I found to protect myself as been to DIY my e-liquids. This has allowed me to fine tune to my taste and save a lot of $$$. ..... and I found that it is easier, faster and less messy than to cook pancakes. However I sometimes buy already mixed e-liquid to try different recipes.

 

[BiLLi0]

As can be seen on some websites, nowadays anything that can be written could be questionned and sometimes even BS. This is often used by the ANTZ in their vendetta against vaping.

Check this one : http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...s-may-contain-diacetyl-there-really-many.html

There probably is somewhere on ECF a listing of transparent and trusted vendors ???

At his time the best way I found to protect myself as been to DIY my e-liquids. This has allowed me to fine tune to my taste and save a lot of $$$. ..... and I found that it is easier, faster and less messy than cook pancakes. However I sometimes buy already mixed e-liquid to try different recipes.

But you still need to buy the stuff you need for DIY. It's scary but I choose to trust the liquid I buy. But I'm not that far from doing it myself