Provari really worth it

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elgatoenelsombrero

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I have both a Lavatube and a Provari (among other mods). I would vote Provari all day. My Lavatube broke after a month of use (the battery cap fell off and the threading on the battery cap is off center, thus I can't change the battery anymore). The build quality between the Lavatube and the Provari aren't even in the same league. It's like buying a cheap mod box from Madvapes vs a professionally made wooden model from Red Sky Mods - the madvapes will work well, but you may need to buy another one in a few weeks.

My Provari is my go-to PV, it is always consistent, solid as a rock, and I never worry about it leaving me stranded. It is perfection in my opinion.

In addition, Provari's support team is absolutely phenomenal! I had an cartomizer break off and the threading was stuck in the adapter, also some of the chrome on my unit was starting to fade away. I sent it in and they sent me a brand new Provari within 3 days! Amazing customer service! I didn't even buy the extended guarantee (although if you are purchasing one, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT).

I've had my carto threading break off inside the socket on my provari and I can always get it out myself, I take a wad of tissue, twist it into a thick point.. thicker than the opening but thin enough to squeeze it in.. and screw the threading out like that, works like a charm.
 

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Somebody eventually had to ask. I'm just glad it wasn't me, though I have been tempted a thousand times!
I was scared to ask because, quite frankly, I thought zoiDman had some sort of strange variation of dyslexia or something.
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Sort of like how I absolutely REFUSE to put punctuation inside the quotation marks.
:D
It's annoying and gives me a headache when I'm skimming through threads quickly, since it makes my eyes pause, backtrack and jump. I have been meaning to ask for a long time, but didn't want to disrupt a thread or cause embarassment if it was some kind of dyslexia etc.
Reminds me a bit of another member who went on newbie threads with nothing constructive to add, and all the fluffy posts were in purple and pink, in odd and varying size fancy fonts with each line centralized! What a nightmare. When I sent her a message to ask why she did it and that it hurt my eyes, she said that I should change my screen to black and see how the colors of her post 'pop'. Because that is the way she read them, and anyway, she was special and 'different' and liked to stand out. Lol. The ignore button can be a handy tool.
 
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rondasherrill

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It's annoying and gives me a headache when I'm skimming through threads quickly, since it makes my eyes pause, backtrack and jump. I have been meaning to ask for a long time, but didn't want to disrupt a thread or cause embarassment if it was some kind of dyslexia etc.
Reminds me a bit of another member who went on newbie threads with nothing constructive to add, and all the fluffy posts were in purple and pink, in odd and varying size fancy fonts with each line centralized! What a nightmare. When I sent her a message to ask why she did it and that it hurt my eyes, she said that I should change my screen to black and see how the colors of her post 'pop'. Because that is the way she read them, and anyway, she was special and 'different' and liked to stand out. Lol. The ignore button can be a handy tool.

ThaT jUSt SeemS cRAZy TO me!

LOL Sorry Dragonbone... couldn't help myself.
 

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It's annoying and gives me a headache when I'm skimming through threads quickly, since it makes my eyes pause, backtrack and jump. I have been meaning to ask for a long time, but didn't want to disrupt a thread or cause embarassment if it was some kind of dyslexia etc.
Reminds me a bit of another member who went on newbie threads with nothing constructive to add, and all the fluffy posts were in purple and pink, in odd and varying size fancy fonts with each line centralized! What a nightmare. When I sent her a message to ask why she did it and that it hurt my eyes, she said that I should change my screen to black and see how the colors of her post 'pop'. Because that is the way she read them, and anyway, she was special and 'different' and liked to stand out. Lol. The ignore button can be a handy tool.

Yeah, there is Always Something that is Annoying on Public Forums. For me it is people who don't use Paragraph Breaks.

A shame the World cannot be a More Perfect Place.
 

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It's worth it to me because it allowed me to quit my 2.5 PAD tobacco habit. I too, thought the ProVari was expensive. But, I now have two V2's and a Mini. I give everything else I've accumulated the past 1.5 years to family and work friend smokers. Only you can decide if it's worth it to you. And you probably won't know 'till ya got one. JMHO

Cheers,
otrpu
 

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LMOA



If a person conforms to a Standard Grammatical style then there should Only have One Capital letter in a Sentence, the First Word.

But How then does a person put Emphasis or Inflection into a Written Words?

ygUDuh
ydoan
ydoano

LISNbudLISN

Sorry, I couldn't resist. :D Was reading him last week.
 
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