Starting to Get Somewhat Discourage

[Barbchris]

An aerotank mega works great on an MVP. Personally could not stand the 30. Hated it with a passion, leaks if not held vertical, didn't like the flavor. Spend that cigarette money on a new tank & hang in there. And if you went straight to fruity flavors, do get a decent tobacco vape to have on hand. I used Castle Blue from Vast Vapor. Delicious blueberry with just enough tobacco to keep me off the cigs.

Good luck! You are tougher than Big Tobacco wants you to think you are!!!! They hooked you -- don't give them another DIME of your money!!!

 

[Rotowoman]

Well, since my initial mini rant, I'm hanging in there. I did cave a few days ago and smoked a couple of cigarettes, BUT, I jumped back on the wagon and got back to vaping. I didn't have time to deal with the clear tank, so I put that on the side for now and got the Aero Tank working in the MVP 2. It has made one heck of a difference. The other stuff I have is still my back up and I keep them in rotation. The only thing I want to be a quitter about is the doggone cigarettes!!

 

[PapawBrett]

Don't Give Up Now, You're Halfway There ! Seriously !
If you are truly happy with your MVP2, then you've already got your Power Source. Now all you need is a Juice Burner that you are comfortable with. It wasn't that long ago we were raving about VV eGo's being "Game Changers", and it was atomizers or cartomizers. Reos and ProVape were considered 'snobbish' because by comparison they cost so much. Look at where we are now; Variable Voltage is now considered to be as advanced as a seat belt in an automobile. There are SO MANY options now it might seem a little overwhelming. You did the right thing by discussing it here on the ECF. Already several people who are familiar with your MVP2 have offered practical, experienced advice to help you enjoy your Vaping gear better. With the right tank / attachment you won't even worry about smoking tobacco anymore. But don't give up now ! Good Luck, Vape Happy

 

[vapomike]

You have an excellent unit with the MVP 2. It's got amazing battery life and is a solid unit overall. It is hard to find a good topper and juice when you are starting out. All the toppers produce amazing vapor, amazing taste, virtually maintenance and leak free. In theory maybe, but practice proves otherwise. The hunt for a good topper and juices has been the bane of my vaping existence. I have faced times such as you are facing now and it is frustrating. I admit that I have fell off the vaping train several times. Even with the MVP I fell off because a lack of good toppers. I have found several juices that I can not part with and love the taste. I've tried a lot of freaking toppers and most of them have went in the trash. In fact today I just chunked 3 t-dux tanks in the trash that I had laying around. Even though I have fell off the train several times I always come back to vaping with the rising costs of cigarettes and health concerns. I've been back vaping full time for a month now and haven't been this satisfied since I started back in '09. It's all due to the aspire nautilus and the aspire et-s. I actually prefer the et-s because it holds less juice but a tank will get you through a work day in most cases. Also you don't have to vape through 5 mills to change the juice. The air flow thing to me is a novelty factor because most tanks have a good draw. I only had one that gave an extremely tight draw on the MVP and I think it was the EVOD 2. Also the ET-S is really cheap if you buy them online. Discount vapers has them 7.49 a pop so it won't break the piggy bank either. The dual coil version known as the BDC works fine, but I would stick with the BVC as it gives more vapor, flavor and satisfying vape. Also I have had 0 leaking problems with either the Aspire Nautilus or ET-S. They also have the K1 that uses the BVC coil which isn't a bad tank. Just for my vape habits it doesn't hold enough juice and has to be filled too often. Just hang in there and you will find one that works for you.

Aspire ET-S BVC - Glassomizer Black

 

[GinnyTx]

Roto you hang in there girl!!

I went to the B&M a couple times a week for "instruction" got to know PBusardo and Tia Vape channels on YouTube intimately *lol*

I'm a suck a golfball out of a garden hose vaper too...*lol* started with a Nemi/Russian rebuildable and after two days moved over to a lil Evod starter and filled up that lil tank all the way past that center "fill" hole *lol* oops, had the iclear 30s with the MVP purchases tried 'em..gave 'em away..mop heads from hell!

but keep on trying and vaping..that aerotank and MVP should give you a good vape...if not..Hello B&M *lol* ours were great about showing me what the heck to do with stuff I didnt' even buy from them (we try to get all we can from them of course.but I was NOT paying $99 for an MVP *lol*)

six months in,,,, I'm good with an iStick and Kanger V2 hit it hard and fast and big cloud *lol* looking forward to reo or dna/vaporshark and a kayfun or something...you'll get there..it's a normal progression.

you can do it!!!!!

 

[danibanani]

Y'all thank you so much for the replies and encouragement. I'm puffing my face off right now on one of my 650mah batteries. I just needed to vent, I guess. I just keep repeating to myself, "It's going to be all right. You will NOT smoke!!"

YES! Just keep on a'puffin on that eGo. This will pass. Calm your nerves and try to relax. I know it's hard, but it's better than going out and getting those cancer sticks! After you've chilled a bit, go back and try with what you started with and maybe you'll have more knowledge and patience with it.

I'm a "newbie" BUT I've been exactly where you are. You'll get through it and be even stronger. <3

xoxoxo,
Dani