I'm browsing some forums since I'm obviously brand new on here and have been put in the sandbox

Truth is, I am a newbie, with my first order on the way. I've been doing some research on this after a friend turned me on to vaping last week, this was way more like a real smoke than I ever imagined. So I decided to give it a whirl.
I smoke about 40 cigarettes a day on average, full strength. So I didn't want to mess around with the weak stuff, I've heard that you should stay away from the 36s at least at first, and I'm not even sure you can get that strength here in Canada. So I went with 24mg, and after just reading this thread, that seems like a good choice.
I"m not the least bit interested in getting something that tastes like tobacco by the way. I've got a couple of cool flavors of juice ordered, raspberry and watermelon. After over 30 years of smoking tobacco, I'm ready for something different and tastier

I'm not sure why anyone likes the taste of tobacco to be honest, that's not why we smoke it.
It seems that there's been quite a few people on here, most perhaps, who have been successful switching to vaping. It is indeed true that there is a lot more to tobacco addiction than just nicotine, and in fact one of the things that you really miss when switching is having to go through MAO inhibitor withdrawal. There are supplements that you can take though which will ease the transition, like St. John's Wort, which is not only a mild MAO inhibitor but an SSRI, which means it has the benefits of both classes of drugs used to treat depression. I've used it with other forms (gum, etc) and found it to be helpful, it just wasn't enough. I'll also be keeping several other supplements close at hand which are known to aid in this transition, like tyrosine, ginkgo biloba, etc. As well, coffee is known to have the same MAOI alkaloids as tobacco, which is one of the reasons why they go so well together, and I've got a coffee going day and night

Perhaps in combination with vaping, I'll have more success.