Puff Counter's Good or Bad

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Dana A

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Some of you are just being mean. I say if you want to cap how much you vape a day then a puff counter could help you do it. I don't care how much I vape but if I did care a puff counter would help me keep track. None of my tanks are marked for mls so a puff counter even though it may not consider how long each drag was is still a more accurate tool then looking at the tank and guessing.
 

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    No you can't
    What exactally do you need help with? It's a stupid puff counter. I have one on my evic. Look at it if you want, ignore it if you want. Do you really need someone to tell you that?

    When I'm on the computer I don't realize it but I'm putting the e-cig to my lips and keeping it there, chain vaping. It's a habit I picked up with anlog cigs. Now I'm having a reaction to some thing :)mad: gas & etc) and trying to get it under control. I know it could be PG, Nic, chain vaping. I noticed it last month. I have to get it under control or go back to :(anlogs.
     

    Kopfstimmen

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    I really should have replied before now, but I didn't, so my apologies. I think a puff counter is actually a little useless (to me), too. However, I can see how it might be useful in some situations that don't apply to me, and I thought at least one person was out of line on this thread, too. If you want a puff counter for whatever reason, then get one. Depends on for what reason. If you want one for a valid use, then go for it. If you want one for the heck of it, then you can probably ignore it as a reason to get a certain PV.
    Again, my apologies for not throwing in my two cents. Ignore the sarcastic replies of others. :)
     
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