I first tried vaping on my friends evod clearomizer last year. I was still smoking cigs back then and thought vaping was stronger/harsher. I wasn't a fan of the warm, big vapor or big flavors. So i didn't change over to ecigs
A coworker bought his first ecig (Ego-T Type A, Standard Resistance). He let me try it out and i liked it much better than the Evod. The pull , temperature of vapor emulated closer to smoking a real cig.
My wife last month not knowing what was what, just knowing that i wanted to quit smoking real cigs and try ecigs instead, went to a vaping store and asked for the clerk to get me a cool , good vaping kit. It was a 900 mah battery and mini pro tank 3. When i got it, it looked great. Alot more modern , shinny metal look vs black matte ego-T my coworker had. I gave this kit a try for the first few weeks , with a 6mg nicotine eliquid (goldenseal Fresh Tabacco). But just like the first time i tried vaping, this warm, huge amounts of vapor was not for me. Throat and lungs were hurting even after the cig withdrawal symptons. Throat and lungs didn't bother when i was smoking half a pack a day.
Still i wanted to continue vaping instead of going back to real cigs. I remember liking my co workers ego-t ecig. Reading on the many ecigs forum, i was reading that Low Resistance Ego Type A (type B could pose leaking issues) , was the way to go. Better everything and it was an improvement to the orginal SR version (the same one my co worker had). I bought it two weeks ago and couldn't be happier. I can understand why someone who likes the big vapor and flavor would not like this Atty as much, but for someone like myself its as good as it gets to emulating smoking a real cig. The draw is real smooth and there is a buildup process to create a certain amount of vapor. No offense to anyone that likes the atty/clearomizers that produce easy, big vapors, flavors but my point is the new/modern/big vapors is not for everyone. Even though i'm new to all of this my advice for anyone is to test out different type ecigs (atty vs clearomizer, older vs newer tech, LR vs SR, Single coil vs Dual coil, different batteries) until you find the best one that works for you.
I haven't smoke real cigs for approx 1 month now. Glad this forum exists
A coworker bought his first ecig (Ego-T Type A, Standard Resistance). He let me try it out and i liked it much better than the Evod. The pull , temperature of vapor emulated closer to smoking a real cig.
My wife last month not knowing what was what, just knowing that i wanted to quit smoking real cigs and try ecigs instead, went to a vaping store and asked for the clerk to get me a cool , good vaping kit. It was a 900 mah battery and mini pro tank 3. When i got it, it looked great. Alot more modern , shinny metal look vs black matte ego-T my coworker had. I gave this kit a try for the first few weeks , with a 6mg nicotine eliquid (goldenseal Fresh Tabacco). But just like the first time i tried vaping, this warm, huge amounts of vapor was not for me. Throat and lungs were hurting even after the cig withdrawal symptons. Throat and lungs didn't bother when i was smoking half a pack a day.
Still i wanted to continue vaping instead of going back to real cigs. I remember liking my co workers ego-t ecig. Reading on the many ecigs forum, i was reading that Low Resistance Ego Type A (type B could pose leaking issues) , was the way to go. Better everything and it was an improvement to the orginal SR version (the same one my co worker had). I bought it two weeks ago and couldn't be happier. I can understand why someone who likes the big vapor and flavor would not like this Atty as much, but for someone like myself its as good as it gets to emulating smoking a real cig. The draw is real smooth and there is a buildup process to create a certain amount of vapor. No offense to anyone that likes the atty/clearomizers that produce easy, big vapors, flavors but my point is the new/modern/big vapors is not for everyone. Even though i'm new to all of this my advice for anyone is to test out different type ecigs (atty vs clearomizer, older vs newer tech, LR vs SR, Single coil vs Dual coil, different batteries) until you find the best one that works for you.
I haven't smoke real cigs for approx 1 month now. Glad this forum exists
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