Hi everyone,
I found this forum about a week ago, and have been reading through whatever I could for more information on vaping.
Having been smoking (mostly 1-2 packs a day) for a couple of decades at least, I've tried minis (analog lookalikes) in a neighbouring country and even brought some back, years ago, when I found them to be really useful for cutting down. Of course they didn't last long, the batteries couldn't be recharged within a couple of weeks. And I went back to analogs.
A few months ago, I've started reading up about vaping and realized this was an excellent way for me to cut off my need for analogs. Even tho', I seem to smoke rather heavily, I realized this only happens when I'm not busy working or at home. There are times when I hardly touched a stick for the entire day, and I never really feel a need to. I've tried patches, gum and even went cold turkey for nearly a year. But I still end up with analogs in the end.
I realized the one thing I was addicted to was probably holding on to something and puffing out billowing smoke.
Is that even possible? I guess it is, for me anyway. 
So I've a feeling I would be able to live with low nic liquids or even move on to 0% fast.
For the past month, I've been trying to get a hold of PVs but considering the location I am residing, and not having time to travel due to project commitments for at least a year or so, I've not been successful after several attempts and watched my funds disappear with nothing to show for it. But I guess, there's no harm in continuing to read up more in ECF while I keep trying when I can afford it. Budget has been tight lately as well, especially after several failed attempts.
I'm still looking forward to the day when I finally get my hands on a PV, and reduce or stay off analogs for good.
Personally, I've been looking at investing on the Vamo V3 and Ego-WP, for home and discretionary outdoor use. I'm still trying to study what tanks (not sure if that's the right description) would be suitable for these as well, since I read about how plastic ones will probably spoil much faster.
I found this forum about a week ago, and have been reading through whatever I could for more information on vaping.
Having been smoking (mostly 1-2 packs a day) for a couple of decades at least, I've tried minis (analog lookalikes) in a neighbouring country and even brought some back, years ago, when I found them to be really useful for cutting down. Of course they didn't last long, the batteries couldn't be recharged within a couple of weeks. And I went back to analogs.
A few months ago, I've started reading up about vaping and realized this was an excellent way for me to cut off my need for analogs. Even tho', I seem to smoke rather heavily, I realized this only happens when I'm not busy working or at home. There are times when I hardly touched a stick for the entire day, and I never really feel a need to. I've tried patches, gum and even went cold turkey for nearly a year. But I still end up with analogs in the end.
I realized the one thing I was addicted to was probably holding on to something and puffing out billowing smoke.
Is that even possible? I guess it is, for me anyway. So I've a feeling I would be able to live with low nic liquids or even move on to 0% fast.For the past month, I've been trying to get a hold of PVs but considering the location I am residing, and not having time to travel due to project commitments for at least a year or so, I've not been successful after several attempts and watched my funds disappear with nothing to show for it. But I guess, there's no harm in continuing to read up more in ECF while I keep trying when I can afford it. Budget has been tight lately as well, especially after several failed attempts.
I'm still looking forward to the day when I finally get my hands on a PV, and reduce or stay off analogs for good.
Personally, I've been looking at investing on the Vamo V3 and Ego-WP, for home and discretionary outdoor use. I'm still trying to study what tanks (not sure if that's the right description) would be suitable for these as well, since I read about how plastic ones will probably spoil much faster.
