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Welcome, there are a world of choices. Can you narrow it down a bit? Do you want small, large, manly, girly, bling, plain. What are you planning on running on top of it? Also, there is a whole sub-forum here devoted to nothing but juice. Same type of questions there. Flavors you like, don't like. I don't know how hard it is to ship to Singapore. Hope this helps a bit
i did a little bit of research and realized that there are so many kinds of variable volt e-cig. would love something like the provari or lavatube kind. any advice? plain and simple. no bling to it. what do you mean by running on top of it as i am still new to this.
I use the eVic and am very happy with it. It's a bit fragile, but I am not rough on my stuff. I meant what kind of atomizer do you use? The item on top that you put liquid in. The Innokin iTaste MVP version 2 is a great APV too. Personally, I am not a fan of the type of device the Provari is because of the way it produces voltage. Just my humble opinion. Please who use them love them. Good luck and have fun!
Variable voltage is a good place to start if you are committed to e-cigs. Most people start with something that is inexpensive but durable enough to use as a back up if/when they move on. Provari is an excellent quality with the downside that it only variable voltage vs. other choices that are both variable voltage and variable wattage. Personally that does not bother me as both get to the same place, with variable wattage being a little less fiddle as it is somewhat set and forget. If you think small is better look at the Innokin ITaste vv/VW 3.0. The battery will last 3 to 5 hours depending on how heavy you vape. The Innokin MVP 2.0 also seems to be a popular choice with a battery that people claim lasts more than a day. Both are non replaceable battery models. Moving to replaceable battery models, look at the VAMO or Lava Tube. I would recommend looking for something that will also read the resistance of your attached atomizer or other devise as it will come in handy for estimating proper voltage and later to measure coils if you chose to build you own. If your into all the bells and whistles, then the Evic should probably be on your short list, although it is somewhat delicate as mentioned above. Keep in mind if you buy a devise with replaceable batteries, you will need multiple batteries and a charger.
My wife and I swear by Volcano Vapor LavaTubes. I am running a V2 with a tank/cartomizer combination. She is running the all new V2.5 VV/VW (Variable Volt/Variable Wattage). She loves that ability to adjust the wattage now. Her original LavaTube V2 has been dropped many times and works great to this day.
When it comes to juices, that is entirely up to you. There is no perfect juice company as everyone has their likes and dislikes. Check youtube for juice reviews and see if you can come up with a good 5 companies to try for juice and realize that everyone's choices are different and your tastes aren't going to line up with others. Save the juices and when you meet other vaper's work out some trades, take the juices to vapor meetings and give them out. Introduce as many people to vaping as you can and give them the juices, maybe they will like them. Start out with Sample packs if you can or go for no more then 10ml bottles that way your not wasting money until you find the juices you like then order larger quantity.
As always, I advocate supporting your local vapor stores first and foremost. The more you support them, the better the vaping community gets a foot hold and all of us ex-smokers have a place to turn to. It might cost you a few pennies or dollars more but it goes to help our vaping cause.
When it comes to juices, that is entirely up to you. There is no perfect juice company as everyone has their likes and dislikes. Check youtube for juice reviews and see if you can come up with a good 5 companies to try for juice and realize that everyone's choices are different and your tastes aren't going to line up with others. Save the juices and when you meet other vaper's work out some trades, take the juices to vapor meetings and give them out. Introduce as many people to vaping as you can and give them the juices, maybe they will like them. Start out with Sample packs if you can or go for no more then 10ml bottles that way your not wasting money until you find the juices you like then order larger quantity.
As always, I advocate supporting your local vapor stores first and foremost. The more you support them, the better the vaping community gets a foot hold and all of us ex-smokers have a place to turn to. It might cost you a few pennies or dollars more but it goes to help our vaping cause.
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No arguments that provari is the elite e-cig, get it if u dont mind spending more. I can't find any provaris so I'm using eVic at the moment
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