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Hi jsh, I'm new to the forum and not so new to ecigs. Been vaping for a little over a year now and best advice I can give you is stick with it; eventually you'll lose the taste for analogs - renzuli definitely has the best advice regarding nic content. It took me 2 months to stop analogs completely - pack a day ML smoker for 30+ years and started out with 18 strength nic - had to bump that up to 32 strength to quit and now am using 24. Not really concerned about lowering the nic content yet but will drop to 18 at some point. If I can quit anyone can. :)
 

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Grats!

BTW is you are using automatic batteries, for a spare think of picking up a V4L manual (V4L because they have the long cutoff of 10-13 seconds vs the 5 seconds for other KR8's. Try pressing the button 1-2 seconds early with manual so good vapor is ready when you start your drag, and let up right before the end of your drag). It's easier to get a good hit with a manual. Also try the cartos from SmokelessImage and Bloogplanet - they are bottom coils and I thing a bit less hit (because the vapor is cooler when it reaches you mouth) but I think they give more vapor more easily. And I always use a plastic or delrin drip tip as a mouthpiece on KR808D_1 cartos like V4L and Bloog - wider stream of vapor, cooler on the lips, and easy to pull out to check or add juice. I can get about 7 days use out of each carto.

If you find a manual V4L is not enough to get you off cigarettes totally, then you could try fat battery models with LR cartomizer blanks and atomizers. KR808D-1 (like V4L) is the strongest slim ecig so the way up from there is the big 460mah+ models that can use low resistance attachments fro more heat.
 
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