Things I have learned I wish I knew when I started

[voodoocharlie]

1. There is a E Cig for everyone
2. There are 1000's of companies
3. People fear the unkown or the things they do not understand
4. If you can't find your answer here try youtube
5. Not everything in the E cig world is interchangeable
6. Find a company that you like and go with it (I like smokeless image although shipping is slow for me)
7. Stay away from Mall Kiosk they want too much money for a inferior product


Now for the important stuff
1. E cigs have different types of threads do your research on what you want before hand 808's only work with 808's if you want 510's you need adapters
2. PG VS VG everyone will tell you pro's and con's Honestly here is the deal without getting all technical VG is thicker than PG PG has stronger flavor. VG makes more Vapor.
3. There are millions of different juices out there Find a juice company and try it out in small doses if you like it then next time buy bigger amount
4. STICK TO SEALED batteries PERIOD END OF STORY SPEAKING FROM personal and life experience

Just some thoughts if you feel like you want to chime in go ahead

 

[bjannr]

I wish I had tried rebuidables sooner. No atomizer/carto compares.
But you are right in your OP there is something for everyone.

 

[jespeak]

Thank you for listing all the things you have found about e-cigarettes and the paraphernalia that goes with it! Being new to this forum and to vaping, what you have stated so far fits into perfectly what I have found.

Cheers and Happy Vaping1

 

[Bullette the Cowdog]

I wish I had found ECF in 2008 when they started!!! I would have my PhD in Vapology by now.

 

[base234]

1. Do NOT run out of spare hardware and juice.
2. Variable voltage PVs are awesome. They can make the difference between vaping success or failure.

 

[filter]

3. People fear the unkown or the things they do not understand

i agree with this one especially. there is so much lingo, brands, diy stuff, etc it can be overwhelming. sometimes you have to just dive in after a little advice and not fret too much on getting the very best thing right off the bat because its nearly impossible and could take days to even try.

 

[voodoocharlie]

i agree with this one especially. there is so much lingo, brands, diy stuff, etc it can be overwhelming. sometimes you have to just dive in after a little advice and not fret too much on getting the very best thing right off the bat because its nearly impossible and could take days to even try.

I couldn't have said it better one thing I should have added be prepared to mess up when you first start out Be Prepared to not fill up a carto right or a clearo right or be prepared to do a dry hit it happens just learn from it

 

[JohnnyVsGirl]

Be prepared to have a tank leak, reorder a flavor you like that tastes nothing like the one from 2 weeks ago and never have enough cartomizers.

 

[cerver7]

Be prepared to drink more water/fluids as vaping can dehydrate you.

Be prepared to move on from your favorite flavors at some point as your taste buds will change.

Be prepared to get sucked in as we all have

 

[Smoot]

Be prepared to not save money like you thought you would.

 

[gthompson]

I've personally saved a ton of money, but I'm not addicted to shiny new things.

 

[voodoocharlie]

I've personally saved a ton of money, but I'm not addicted to shiny new things.

yea I wish I was so lucky I'm about 300 dollars down and been going for 8 days seems like every time I order and I get it in I'm ordering something else