Good afternoon ECF!
My name is Ramon and thanks to E cigs I am now a former 30 year smoker. About a month ago i saw a coworker vaping & he was kind enough to point me to this forum. So after reading as much info as i could on various devices, mods, techniques, etc. I have several good setups and am getting the most out of my vaping experience. This would not have been possible without this forum and for that I say thank you to this vaping community. With that being said I would like to share what I have learned these past few months about my vaping experience.
1. Vaping is pricey at first, but is more affordable than analogs. Once I had all the basic gear (mods, batts, attys, mesh & wire) maintenance is super cheap & rebuilding is nice way to pass the time.
2. Most people I speak to don't quite get it. I had another coworker tell me that vaping is worse than analogs because of the carbon monoxide production! LOL, I still shake my head at that one. If people truly want to know about vaping I take the time to explain, to the others, I just tell them it is much safer than the lung scuds I used to smoke.
3. I don't care for tobacco flavored e-juice and that is ok. I read a thread here where the poster stated you will never get the same flavor of analog tobacco from e-juice. I did't belive at first but I believe it now. That being said, theee are plenty of wonderful flavors out there just waiting to be discovered!
4. There is mo reason to go back to analogs. This is the most important thing I have learned. I started with 24 nic and have weaned myself down to 12 nic. TH not so important to me than flavor(maybe because my taste buds are working again who knows?).
I'm starting to ramble so i'll stop for now. I would love to hear from others, noobs like me & veterans about what you all have learned so please feel free to post.
-Cheers!
My name is Ramon and thanks to E cigs I am now a former 30 year smoker. About a month ago i saw a coworker vaping & he was kind enough to point me to this forum. So after reading as much info as i could on various devices, mods, techniques, etc. I have several good setups and am getting the most out of my vaping experience. This would not have been possible without this forum and for that I say thank you to this vaping community. With that being said I would like to share what I have learned these past few months about my vaping experience.
1. Vaping is pricey at first, but is more affordable than analogs. Once I had all the basic gear (mods, batts, attys, mesh & wire) maintenance is super cheap & rebuilding is nice way to pass the time.
2. Most people I speak to don't quite get it. I had another coworker tell me that vaping is worse than analogs because of the carbon monoxide production! LOL, I still shake my head at that one. If people truly want to know about vaping I take the time to explain, to the others, I just tell them it is much safer than the lung scuds I used to smoke.
3. I don't care for tobacco flavored e-juice and that is ok. I read a thread here where the poster stated you will never get the same flavor of analog tobacco from e-juice. I did't belive at first but I believe it now. That being said, theee are plenty of wonderful flavors out there just waiting to be discovered!
4. There is mo reason to go back to analogs. This is the most important thing I have learned. I started with 24 nic and have weaned myself down to 12 nic. TH not so important to me than flavor(maybe because my taste buds are working again who knows?).
I'm starting to ramble so i'll stop for now. I would love to hear from others, noobs like me & veterans about what you all have learned so please feel free to post.
-Cheers!