So Far

[jimson]

Well I've had my stuff for a couple of days. Not off analogs yet but I have cut my tobacco consumption in half already.

I toke my mini pipe in the car and at work, at least on some of my breaks I use my bestecig mini.

I imagine it will be even better when I find a flavor I like.

So far I've tried 2 brands of marlboro pre-filled carts and e smoky treats coffee, vanilla and menthol liquids.

Not crazy about any of these, but maybe it's an acquired taste, you know, like tobacco was when we first started.

 

[bea58]

Hi jimson,

Yes, after you acclimate to e smoking technique it's all about the liquids. Experimentation is key, and you'll be suprised by the flavors you never thought you'd like. Apple?? Who knew? I don't even care much for real apples. Being a menthol girl myself, I let a friend test drive my Pilot from Puresmoker (which came with an assortment of Marlboro carts) and he thought it was wonderful. If you're a Marlboro person you might want to do a review search for Marlboro liquids and see what's recommended, then test a couple to see how close you can get. After a while though, it becomes less about simulating your tobacco habit and more about making it a new and unique ritual. Believe it or not, before too long your newfound acquired taste will leave your analogs in the dust.

Many here would disagree, but I find that Nic level makes a big difference as well. A level too low will leave you feeling unsatisfied. I started at low level, which is 11 mg, then moved up to 16 mg and am very happy with the experience.

Play around with it for awhile and you'll find what works best for you.

 

[TheBandit]

I have also found that the nic level has an impact in a slightly different way. Same flavor with different nic level will taste slightly different. At least, I could swear to it, after cutting some 36mg in half, and trying both before and after. But it may just all be in my head

 

[SABOTEUR]

Many here would disagree, but I find that Nic level makes a big difference as well. A level too low will leave you feeling unsatisfied. I started at low level, which is 11 mg, then moved up to 16 mg and am very happy with the experience.

This has been my experience as well. The so-called "high" level liquids (24mg) weren't quite strong enough for me and I'd only taste a hint of flavor from them.

Tried "ultra" (36mg) for the first time yesterday.

Nirvana.

After vaping for 2 weeks, yesterday was the closest I've come to experiencing the same satisfaction of smoking a cigarette.

Another important thing. Until yesterday, I had a bit of difficulty determining exactly how much to vape and when to stop.

After vaping the 36mg a few times, there was no longer any question for me about how much and when to stop.

So I guess, once you find your nic level, you'll find both your satisfaction level and your limit.