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optimistic cynic
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Hi Quitter

Welcome.

Here are links to general information about the many different types of e-cigs http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/36180-wonderful-world-vaping-illustrated-guide-e-cigs-part-1-6-a.html, Vaping Guides and http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/120044-i-made-videos-newbies-particular-broke-newbies.html

Most people purchase online- but you might be in within a reasonable distance of a reputable local supplier. Hopefully another Florida person will jump in and give you a bit more info on that part of your question.
 

rogerdugans

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Oct 28, 2010
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Welcome to ECF and the confusion that is early Vaping! :)

I have a couple of points to make that hopefully will help-
1) For most folks the only locally available e-cigarette stuff is weak and overpriced. A few lucky people have a GOOD vendor within an hour or two of their location, but this is sadly pretty rare. The stuff sold in malls and such usually goes for about $100 and when bought online is more like $40 or $50, tops.

b) Best value for the money is a tricky one, really. The two e-cigs I tried at first (E9 and DSE801) were relatively inexpensive but they also were not powerful enough for me. I use one of the more expensive devices around now, and it was well worth it and I consider them a great value. Actually have two of them. (HEAVY smoker for years.)

III) The devices that I have come to think are the best choice for new people at this point are 510- compatibles:
*For many they meet all their vaping needs
*For those who need MORE than a simple 510 can do- big battery and juice-feeder mods that use 510 parts are common and good
*510s are relatively inexpensive and yet effective

The last point I have is this-
some folks can manage to put down cigarettes immediately.
I think it is more common that a few cigarettes are smoked periodically in the beginning as a person figures out what the need and how to vape and be satisfied
Some of us take a while to get completely off the cigarettes but have GREAT reduction in how many we smoke.
 

G_Momma_12

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Dec 7, 2010
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Hiya Quitter!! I'm new as well, but have already found that this is definitely the site for some great info & advice!! Hubby and I have only been smoke free for a week, but it's great! We smoked for only a couple of days after getting our kit! It is amazing to me! I'm sure you'll be able to get some great advice & be able to totally satisfy your nic needs with a little support!
 

G_Momma_12

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Dec 7, 2010
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Indiana
Welcome to ECF and the confusion that is early Vaping! :)

I have a couple of points to make that hopefully will help-
1) For most folks the only locally available e-cigarette stuff is weak and overpriced. A few lucky people have a GOOD vendor within an hour or two of their location, but this is sadly pretty rare. The stuff sold in malls and such usually goes for about $100 and when bought online is more like $40 or $50, tops.

b) Best value for the money is a tricky one, really. The two e-cigs I tried at first (E9 and DSE801) were relatively inexpensive but they also were not powerful enough for me. I use one of the more expensive devices around now, and it was well worth it and I consider them a great value. Actually have two of them. (HEAVY smoker for years.)

III) The devices that I have come to think are the best choice for new people at this point are 510- compatibles:
*For many they meet all their vaping needs
*For those who need MORE than a simple 510 can do- big battery and juice-feeder mods that use 510 parts are common and good
*510s are relatively inexpensive and yet effective

The last point I have is this-
some folks can manage to put down cigarettes immediately.
I think it is more common that a few cigarettes are smoked periodically in the beginning as a person figures out what the need and how to vape and be satisfied
Some of us take a while to get completely off the cigarettes but have GREAT reduction in how many we smoke.

This is some great info for newbies! I've copied & sent it to some friends who have just started their hunt! Thanks!
 

Quitter123

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First, I would like to thank all you for your replies!
I have alot to digest, but I like to make an informed decision. I'm looking for the one that will work well and that I will have the least amount of problems. I've been smoking about a pack +/- of Marlboro lights for about 25 yrs. I have had short term success (a few days) with the patch, but think the ritual of smoking is the hardest to get over. I like smoking, but want/need/should quit.
Thanks for the warm welcome.
 
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