Hello all, I'm Mike from Iowa, US. I'm a pretty heavy analog smoker who is new the forum. I've been researching vaping options and I'm totally blown away by all the information out there. I thought I'd join here to ask for some guidance.
I'm exploring vaping because of my job. I work as a dorm parent at a boarding school. I can't leave my students to step outside for a cigarette break very often, and I try not to smoking analogs at work anyway so I don't smell like a cig around the kids. A few months ago, I started purchasing ecigs to take care of these issues (I can use them in the bathroom without any odor.) Anyway, I first purchased a rechargeable Cig2o kit. It was okay, but I didn't care too much for the flavor or the throat hit. I missed my analogs, and by the end of a 16 hour shift, I would still be anxious to get out for a "real" cigarette.
Last week my only battery died, so I bought a disposable Njoy. I really liked it, but the lifespan is ridiculous on those things. I've gone through three of them since then, and at nearly nine bucks a pop, that's pretty expensive. I've read the rechargeable Njoy kits aren't comparable to the disposables, so I'm looking at other options. I'm considering ordering a Kgo clearomizer starter kit from Hoosier Supply. I've read good things about it and I like that it's refillable (versus buying carts.)
I do have some concerns, though. I keep the ecig in my pocket during work, and it will probably get jostled around a bit as I do a lot of walking around the buildings to get my students to class, activities, meals, etc. Do I need to worry about a clearomizer leaking or anything like that? I'm also confused about what kind of juice I can use with the Kgo clearomizer. Any brand or flavor recommendations? I usually smoke menthol analogs.
I've also read several reviews from people who went off analogs completely after switching to the Kgo. I'd definitely like to hear about anyone's experience with that. I would really appreciate any advice, I feel pretty lost looking at all the options! Thanks.
I'm exploring vaping because of my job. I work as a dorm parent at a boarding school. I can't leave my students to step outside for a cigarette break very often, and I try not to smoking analogs at work anyway so I don't smell like a cig around the kids. A few months ago, I started purchasing ecigs to take care of these issues (I can use them in the bathroom without any odor.) Anyway, I first purchased a rechargeable Cig2o kit. It was okay, but I didn't care too much for the flavor or the throat hit. I missed my analogs, and by the end of a 16 hour shift, I would still be anxious to get out for a "real" cigarette.
Last week my only battery died, so I bought a disposable Njoy. I really liked it, but the lifespan is ridiculous on those things. I've gone through three of them since then, and at nearly nine bucks a pop, that's pretty expensive. I've read the rechargeable Njoy kits aren't comparable to the disposables, so I'm looking at other options. I'm considering ordering a Kgo clearomizer starter kit from Hoosier Supply. I've read good things about it and I like that it's refillable (versus buying carts.)
I do have some concerns, though. I keep the ecig in my pocket during work, and it will probably get jostled around a bit as I do a lot of walking around the buildings to get my students to class, activities, meals, etc. Do I need to worry about a clearomizer leaking or anything like that? I'm also confused about what kind of juice I can use with the Kgo clearomizer. Any brand or flavor recommendations? I usually smoke menthol analogs.
I've also read several reviews from people who went off analogs completely after switching to the Kgo. I'd definitely like to hear about anyone's experience with that. I would really appreciate any advice, I feel pretty lost looking at all the options! Thanks.
Buy either the Kgo or the Kanger batteries as they both fire at 3.7 volts. JoyeTech eGo fires at 3.3 volts. If looking for smaller consider a 350 mah Mini eGo. Battery info: 100 mah= approx 1 hr vaping before recharge needed. There's also a 400 mah version. I have a similar PV and use it at concerts-small but kicks like a mule.
