Time to lower NIC level?

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JimmyA

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I'm on day day 3 and feel great. The smells around me are...well...let's just say, I SMELL EVERYTHING NOW! Some not so good!lol Anyway this is how I feel and need some feedback

No desire for a analog, throat is ok (very few drag's at a time), no headaches but...All my friends still smoke and it hard to sit there when they drag on a analog for minutes at a time and all I can take is just a few and that's it.

If I lowered the Nic level, would I be able have that "social time" and that long drag full of smoke that I see them or a veteran vaper have?

I won't touch a analog TRUST me, but I just want that feeling I use to get when taking in a full drag and watching the smoke bellow out.

:?:
 

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The more Nic...the better the TH. Vapor is more VG...and warm vapor is more watts. I use 50/50 24mg juice at high watts to get all three. I would wait until all analog detox is done, maybe 3 or 4 weeks, before I would venture in nic reduction:)

Good explanation. You didn't say what level of nic you currently use. But lowering the nic level you will lower the throat hit. That can be compensated for to a degree by a more powerful PV that provides warmer vapor which is the other part of good throat hit. Being such a new vapor I would tend to wait, also. Many of us took months before cutting back and then only by one step down, i.e 24mg to 18mg.
 

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I'm on day day 3 and feel great. The smells around me are...well...let's just say, I SMELL EVERYTHING NOW! Some not so good!lol Anyway this is how I feel and need some feedback

No desire for a analog, throat is ok (very few drag's at a time), no headaches but...All my friends still smoke and it hard to sit there when they drag on a analog for minutes at a time and all I can take is just a few and that's it.

If I lowered the Nic level, would I be able have that "social time" and that long drag full of smoke that I see them or a veteran vaper have?

I won't touch a analog TRUST me, but I just want that feeling I use to get when taking in a full drag and watching the smoke bellow out.

:?:

Sounds like your doing great! Order the same juice just lower nic. That's also a great way to find the right level for you.
 

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Good job Jimmy, I lowered the nic level on my juice just so I can vape more often without getting too buzzed. Especially when you're out hanging with your friends for hours drinking or whatever. Worked out pretty good for me.

LOL that's why I asked. Lot of beer and just hangin out...Just seemed odd not hitting as much. LOL
 

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I've been vaping for a year and a half and am still at around 18mg strength. I don't see a need to lower my nic. Keeps me feeling great!

Me either. Maybe some day. I don't want to mess with success. Besides I don't think I vape as much as a lot of people- not that there's anything wrong with that. But when I do vape I want a nic kick.
 

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Cartomizers come in several varieties...the most common are single coil and dual coil. They both have a heating element surrounded by an absorbent material that holds the juice. Dual coil cartos have two heating elements in parallel. The difference is the ohm, or resistance, is reduced by 1/2 with dual coil resulting in total higher watts, warmer vapor.
 

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I actually was told to have a start at 26mg or 24mg and didnt want that much. I was already on "ultra lights" when I started.

I'm at 22mg using a JessyM model with variable settings. Love it but the TH can be harsh and make me cough if I hit it to hard.

Just started using the cart that came with it. Dripping is my preferred method, but I'm hooked on one flavor right now, Stawberry/Kiwi and it just nice not having to drip a lot.

I already have 13 different flavors! LOL all are 22mg though.
 

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Cartomizers come in several varieties...the most common are single coil and dual coil. They both have a heating element surrounded by an absorbent material that holds the juice. Dual coil cartos have two heating elements in parallel. The difference is the ohm, or resistance, is reduced by 1/2 with dual coil resulting in total higher watts, warmer vapor.

Ok I'm having to go back and learn more about this. I'm still a total novice and don't understand a lot. I'm just glad I don't want, crave or even touch a analog!

Thank you for all your help and advice. This forum is by far the best I have ever been in. THANKS!
 

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Cartomizers come in several varieties...the most common are single coil and dual coil. They both have a heating element surrounded by an absorbent material that holds the juice. Dual coil cartos have two heating elements in parallel. The difference is the ohm, or resistance, is reduced by 1/2 with dual coil resulting in total higher watts, warmer vapor.

OMG, I love that picture!
 

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I actually was told to have a start at 26mg or 24mg and didnt want that much. I was already on "ultra lights" when I started.

I'm at 22mg using a JessyM model with variable settings. Love it but the TH can be harsh and make me cough if I hit it to hard.

Just started using the cart that came with it. Dripping is my preferred method, but I'm hooked on one flavor right now, Stawberry/Kiwi and it just nice not having to drip a lot.

I already have 13 different flavors! LOL all are 22mg though.

Is this the one you have?

SteelJan and Cozzcon both did a nice review on this-

Jessy S Review - New VV E-cig! - YouTube
Jessy "S" E-Cigarette Review.... - YouTube

I don't know a lot about them. Don't know what's compatable with them. But they're both long time vapors that seem pretty happy with them. I don't know if other parts are compatable or not.
 

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I have the Jessy M 650 mah and It is only compatible with Jessy products I believe. I love the LONG battery life (only charged it once so far) I dont vape A LOT I guess.

I have been reading a LOT in the forum info area and I know now I have to cut back my nic level. The TH is what's getting to me even though I have 3 different settings on it.

I'm always on the lowest setting and it helps but still get a HARD hit and I don't like it.
 
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