Tried vaping and went back to analogs...

[Jeeba]

Update: Went ahead and bought the 50W and subtank. While I don't think I'll need 50W of power, the versatility and battery life are already great for me. Thanks again to the community for the advice.

 

[Imperialchugger]

get that 50w eleaf and you wont be turning back pal.

 

[pbxbelmar]

Hey, I would appreciate some input. I first got into vaping about a year ago. I found it to be much more of a hassle than I expected. I started with the basic starter kit with the puny E-go batteries and the CE4, maybe CE5. The top wick type. Then went through several setups. T3S, EVOD, Protank, PT2, PT3, i30B (which was actually decent). I just got tired of charging multiple batteries, the leaking, the gurgling, etc. So I gave up. I reverted back.

Which brings me here looking for advice. I am about to start orthodontia within the next 6 weeks. I have to stop smoking to succeed with that. Just looking around, it seems vaping has progressed a lot since I lurked here. I really just want the most hassle-free, leak-free, gurgle-free, etc. experience. When I tried vaping before, I was always buying the next best thing, the latest product on the market, except battery mods. That didn't work out. I just want something that works with the least hassle.

I'm thinking about buying the eLeaf 50W with a Kanger Subtank. Maybe a couple of them to easily change up flavors. I need to find a setup that is easy and foolproof.

Any advice is welcome. Thanks.

On the orthodontia note - smoking with any kind of mouth injury/surgery/work is a definite NO NO! However, I recently had two wisdom teeth pulled and continued to vape (going back to smoking is not an option!). I healed quite well. In fact, my surgeon was quite impressed with the progress. Even had me show him the vape and how it worked. lol