I have a quick question about mods. I'm currently using a ego-t with a stallion hybrid, but I'm to to happy with the amount a of vape coming from it I've bought vape and also been doing DIY eliquid but can't quite get enough to satisfy I keep jumping back and forth between vaping and smoke cigs any suggestions on how to get more vape out of it or and good recommendations for good mods to get a lot of vape with?
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If you are just switching to ecigs, a higher nicotine level will give a better chance of success in quitting analogs. When I first started, 16mg was not enough to curb the cravings, 24mg did the trick.
If you were a menthol smoker trya strong menthol or ice flavor.
try chain vaping to get over the cravings
The thickness of the juice is dictated by the amount of VG in it. Sounds like you're not getting enuff nic hit. I began at 36 mg and smoked 1- 1 1/2 PAD. Menthol also helps and you can buy menthol drops separately and add accordingly...be forewarned they are VERY strong.
Juice Components
Flavoring usually about 15%- could be higher or lower depending on the flavor used.
PG enhances flavor, TH/ throat hit and lung hit- water like - many of us believe PG to be a throat irritant.
VG= vapor and can mute flavor- thick
Nicotine- TH, lung hit and our need for nicotine. The MOST important ingredient in regards to TH and lung hit.
Standards in the industry are 80/ 20 or 70/ 30 PG/ VG.
I've been vaping for about two weeks. I, too, switch back and forth between analogs and e-cigs. At first I thought that I had "failed" every time I reached for an analog. After reading many posts here, I find that the period of transition from analogs to vaping varies with each individual. Some report switching instantly, many others report a gradual transition ranging from days to weeks to months.
The main thing is not to think of vaping as a "success" or "failure" in regard to analog use. You're basically replacing one type of learned behavior with another. The advantages of vaping - particularly getting rid of the stink and the lung congestion and irritation of analogs - will eventually lead you to prefer vaping over smoking. You won't think of it as quitting cigarettes so much as just not wanting the physical discomfort and inconvenience of them anymore.
One nice thing you can do with an e-cigarette is pull it out of your shirt pocket, take 4 or 5 drags off it, and put it back in your shirt pocket. You can't do that with a lit cigarette. E-cigs don't leave any lingering smoke or tobacco smell, so you can cop a "smoke" in an out-of-the-way spot at work and not leave any evidence behind.
BTW, I use 24 mg e-juice. At first this strength seemed too low to satisfy me need for nicotine. Now it seems fine. My issue now is trying to get over the "euphoric recall" from the old days when I could light up a cigatette, take a deep drag off it and get a momentary rush. Now when I try to relive that experience I just cough my head off.
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The main thing is not to think of vaping as a "success" or "failure" in regard to analog use. You're basically replacing one type of learned behavior with another. The advantages of vaping - particularly getting rid of the stink and the lung congestion and irritation of analogs - will eventually lead you to prefer vaping over smoking. You won't think of it as quitting cigarettes so much as just not wanting the physical discomfort and inconvenience of them anymore.
One nice thing you can do with an e-cigarette is pull it out of your shirt pocket, take 4 or 5 drags off it, and put it back in your shirt pocket. You can't do that with a lit cigarette. E-cigs don't leave any lingering smoke or tobacco smell, so you can cop a "smoke" in an out-of-the-way spot at work and not leave any evidence behind.
BTW, I use 24 mg e-juice. At first this strength seemed too low to satisfy me need for nicotine. Now it seems fine. My issue now is trying to get over the "euphoric recall" from the old days when I could light up a cigatette, take a deep drag off it and get a momentary rush. Now when I try to relive that experience I just cough my head off.
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^^I like this. It goes hand in hand with the old analogy "The straw that broke the camel's back". That one analog you smoked could have been the final one that gave you cancer.
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