what do you wish you did not do in beginning your vaping journey

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jaxgator

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Honestly, I wouldn't have wasted soooo much money on lesser quality mass produced PV's. I've learned the hard way to just buy quality. You save a lot more money if you just pay more up front.

I was hesitant to buy a Provari but once I received it and used it I knew that it was well worth the money I paid for it. So much so, that I just placed an order for a second one yesterday. :laugh:

The only thing I regret is all the horrible juice I bought looking for stuff that I actually like. Some of that crap is better used as drain cleaner!

I'm with you on this. I recently purchased 8 juices from one store online and ended up liking 1 out of the 8. I guess I was lucky to even find 1 out of the 8.
 

Elizabeth Baldwin

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My biggest regret back when I first started vaping was wasting a few hundred dollars on cigalikes and cartridges. I used those for exactly 2 days. A huge waste of money. I had already ordered 2 kits with 10 cartridges of each flavors. I thought I was stocking up. LOL. I used it for 1 day and found a local Vape shop with ego batteries and a tank. After I tried that I was done with cigalikes. Used the egos for a week and got a couple of itaste VTRs with iclear 30s and refill cartridges and ordered hundreds of dollars of juice. Gave my egos away. Then I found mech mods. Bought several of those with a couple of authentic Russian 91s. Later got a joytech evic and a Provari. I also started making my own juice somewhere right after I bought the VTRs. I have enough 100mg nic in my freezer to last years and years and enough flavoring too.

My favorite mods now:

Provari/Russian
Evic/Taifun GT
Nemesis/Kayfun
Magneto/Immortalizer

I wish I had all the money I wasted on gross juice and cigalikes.
 

patkin

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This is an easy one for me. Spending hundreds between two juice vendors... one known for low prices and the other running an opening-20%-off sale. I did listen to seasoned members and bought only small sizes so "hundreds" says how many bottles I bought... save two from just one of the vendors... all of them were and still are unvapable.
 

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My biggest regret is not walking into a B&M way sooner. I live in what a lot of folks call 'the sticks', so the only mods I saw in person before ordering stuff was a mvp and a 134 in a tobacco store. Knowing how a mod feels 'in hand' means a lot to the quality of my vaping experience. From the weight, size, shape, button throw, position, etc. Finding a mod that fits for you would be much easier in a B&M where you can hold a few and find a style that fits.

As for the plastic tanks, ego's, etc that aren't seeing much use anymore, I don't regret them. Learning experience and great toys to have around when friends want to know if vaping is for them.
 
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