It was Oct. 1st of this year when I first learned about e-cigs. A buddy of mine was puffing away on his Xhale O2 during a coffee break while on show site. He was fairly new to vaping himself as he was still using carts from his original kit that he purchased at 7-11. He explained to me the basics of how the unit worked and how he was pretty impressed with it. I thought to myself "Cool, now I can vape inside and smoke outside on breaks, etc. What a fantastic invention!"
So it was Sunday the 3rd of October when I got my Xhale O2 kit. I brought it home, laid all of the parts out on the kitchen table and read the directions. I thought it would be a good idea to charge the battery for at least a little while. The directions did mention that the battery did have a charge, but in case I loved it, I wanted to be able to vape for a while and not worry about the battery dying. As the battery charged, I stood on my back patio and smoked the 2 of my last 3 Camel Lights I had in my pack. After 30 minuets or so, I went back to the table and assembled the Xhale. I was so excited for my 1st drag, the anticipation was killing me. Not only had I never done this before, I had never smoked in any of my homes....ever! I now had all of the parts put together properly & I read the directions. I put the hard, hollow cart to my lips and pulled my first vape.
It's been 4 weeks now since I had my inaugural vape. Since then I have purchased the Joye 510 kit, empty carts, atty's & batteries (Cignot), a box of tea (Safeway), and many bottles of juice from (Freedom Smoke USA, Backwoods Brew & My Freedom Smokes) along with a pass-through, A/C adapter and a toolbox. The wealth of information I have found here is priceless. A big THANK YOU goes to each and everyone of you who post their experiences, their knowledge, etc.
BTW, I still have that last Camel Light. It sits next to my toolbox as a reminder of the relationship we once had
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So it was Sunday the 3rd of October when I got my Xhale O2 kit. I brought it home, laid all of the parts out on the kitchen table and read the directions. I thought it would be a good idea to charge the battery for at least a little while. The directions did mention that the battery did have a charge, but in case I loved it, I wanted to be able to vape for a while and not worry about the battery dying. As the battery charged, I stood on my back patio and smoked the 2 of my last 3 Camel Lights I had in my pack. After 30 minuets or so, I went back to the table and assembled the Xhale. I was so excited for my 1st drag, the anticipation was killing me. Not only had I never done this before, I had never smoked in any of my homes....ever! I now had all of the parts put together properly & I read the directions. I put the hard, hollow cart to my lips and pulled my first vape.
It's been 4 weeks now since I had my inaugural vape. Since then I have purchased the Joye 510 kit, empty carts, atty's & batteries (Cignot), a box of tea (Safeway), and many bottles of juice from (Freedom Smoke USA, Backwoods Brew & My Freedom Smokes) along with a pass-through, A/C adapter and a toolbox. The wealth of information I have found here is priceless. A big THANK YOU goes to each and everyone of you who post their experiences, their knowledge, etc.
BTW, I still have that last Camel Light. It sits next to my toolbox as a reminder of the relationship we once had
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