Really need some advice from others on this one

[tnt56]

I really need some help with this one. My Mother-in-law, not really but it works for me. She smokes and my SWEETIE has just about talked her into trying to vape. She is 72 and has had a stroke. She can do pretty good with most things. I let her try my twist(manual button) and she just couldn't figure it out. I'd like to recomend something like an automatic but decent quality. It needs to be kinda small and I've told her about the shop I got my twist from. She has no clue as to what strength or flavor she wants. I just need to be able to recomend a kit (everything she needs) so I can send them to the shop with a bit of knowledge. They will let her try out different flavors and i got enough to let her experment with mine. Help Please. Between the two of us we are killing the woman I love and also ourselves. She won't spend a lot of money and the shop so far just carries the eGo line that I have seen. Battery life is not all that important so I'm thinking around 650mah.(think that's about right)

 

[steven1356]

You can order her a joye 510 kit from cig not .com for about 35 bucks.Good unit with everything you need . I would check the site and start her on 26mg tobacco flavored juice. Hope this helps..

 

[Mustang73064]

If your in OKC send her over to the Vapor Hut on SW 15st. If she has been smoking for ages it is more of a "smoking habit" than needing a Nicotine fix. A 650 batt with a Clearomizer and some 70/30 juice (70 being VP) should work just well producing tons of smoke volume and the nicotine hit, 18mg should do. If she can not handle the 5 clicks for on/off she may have to go automatic. My wife just spent 30 minutes there yesterday and walked out a pro on the operation of one.

 

[zuzette]

I would recommend the volt. it looks like a cig and, from all reports, is great little unit. it comes in an automatic battery so she does not have to mess with buttons at all. you can stock her up on pre-filled carts and then she can just change them out instead of refilling.

nothing could be easier and less confusing.

 

[Buggs5347]

Is she still smoking regular cigs now? How much, what type? All the muss and fuss with liquids and such might be too much for her if she is a recent stroke victim. You might try the Blu disposables, which you can get at Walgreens. 24mg regular or menthol. Yeah, they seem expensive at $10 per, but they do last at least a full day or two in strength and battery life for a heavier smoker. It could last a week or two for a very light smoker. If she does well with that, then perhaps order her a Volt kit with some prefilled cartomizers. Yes, it's not what most people here would tell you was the best thing since slice bread in the PV world, but simplicity is a key factor here. I wouldn't have quit smoking so quickly, if it hadn't been for a Blu disposable, then the Blu Premium 100 kit. Simple, realistic. No muss, no fuss. According to these forums, the Volts are better in the cig-a-like arena.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Another vote for the Volt- cig sized,quality and has a HUGE and loyal following. You may want to check this YouTube Channel out- Vaping for the Over Sixties...quite an amazing lady IMO
Start on Vid #1, Page 4.
Vaping for the over sixties - YouTube

 

[tnt56]

I've got a kGo coming in the mail. What about that. She is a wonderful lady and I think she reliazes what she is doing after spending so many night and days with me in the ER.. The Vapor Hut is where I'm gonna be sending them. S/O knows where to find that i hope.