Thank you! I'm thinking of picking up a Fling tomorrow to give it a try, leaning towards the itaste I think as everyone tells me it's great for beginners and is available on
fastech. Have you had any experience with that particular company?
I've seen several people suggest the Flings as a bit more budget friendly disposable alternative to the NJOY Kings but I personally haven't tried them yet. Be aware that the claims manufacturers make for their disposables being the equivalent to x number of cigarettes are just plain silly. You don't absorb as much nicotine from
vaping as you do from smoking and the body uptakes the nicotine more slowly.
Also, disposables can give you a taste of the
vaping experience but the iTaste VV 3.0 will be capable of producing larger quantities of vapor at warmer temperatures. Most people will prefer that experience over using disposables.
Fast Tech is an extremely popular source for e-cig supplies. They actually have pretty decent customer service, particularly considering their low prices. Also, they give a longer warranty than nearly all U.S. suppliers and have a Florida address for RMAs so you never have to fool with international shipping for returns. They take PayPal so you have that for recourse if something falls through the cracks.
If you order from fast Tech you might want to try some of their Liqua and Dekang juices. They are the legit brands and the prices are excellent.
Research. It's cheaper to get a good one up front than end up wanting to upgrade all the time. I started with an ego & won a Vamo V3 in a contest here. It's a good APV sold at a reasonable price. This would be a good starter kit.
$54.32 Vamo V3 Variable Voltage E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 charger / 2*Sony US18650V3 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
The iTaste VV 3.0 offers all the features of the VAMO in a much smaller and lighter form factor. It also offers pass-through capabilities that the VAMO does not have. The iTaste VV 3.0 doesn't have as much power as the VAMO but the power it does offer will satisfy the vast majority of vapers. It also has the advantage of being an excellent device to use on the go should someone decide that they might prefer a bottom feeder or mechanical rather than a more powerful electronic PV in the future.
I use my VAMOs, SVD, eVic, mechanicals and bottom feeder at places in my home where I sit down but my iTaste VV 3.0s on a lanyard is my go-to for flitting around the house. There is no difference in the vape from the iTaste VV 3.0 than from my larger, heavier PVs.