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Well....that's most definitely the shortest, least informative first post I have ever seen. Tee..hee. How can anyone reccomend a vaporizer to you not knowing what kind of a smoker you are? ie: how many packs a day, what brand, how long?, etc...etc...
So what's your story? And welcome to ECF you will find many helpful people here. (But, you have to share too).
I just had my second little girl (9weeks old) and I quit while I was pregnant and haven't smoked. I crave cigarettes EVERY day still though and one of my friends bought the prestige showed it to me the last time they were in town, I never knew there was such a thing and I really want to try it. I have the same question, what is the best to try?
I used to smoke Marlboro Menthol lights about 10 a day. I am afraid that if I do not use this alternative I will go back to smoking, I have smoked for 9 years on and off, quitting while I was pregnant with both girls, I don't want them around the second hand either. BUT if there is a way for me to have my habit, and my breaks without the harmful side effects I'd LOVE that... Any suggestions? And or at least which companies I should stay away from?
I used to smoke Marlboro Menthol lights about 10 a day. I am afraid that if I do not use this alternative I will go back to smoking, I have smoked for 9 years on and off, quitting while I was pregnant with both girls, I don't want them around the second hand either. BUT if there is a way for me to have my habit, and my breaks without the harmful side effects I'd LOVE that... Any suggestions? And or at least which companies I should stay away from?
First.... watch Spikey's video New, Updated, Comprehensive Intro to Vaping!
When you're done with that...pick one. Any one. Find a PV that's interesting to you on whatever criteria you decide is important....looks like a cig, doesn't look like a cig, like the color, the LED, etc.
Pick something that is in the low end of your price range...and if you need help with choosing a supplier, ask. You'll get lots of recommendations from forum-members...
Pick up a bottle or 2 of juice, again based on personal tastes and what you think you want. I suggest differing strengths of the same flavor, so you can tinker with nic content by mixing with no loss of flavor to find what strength you're gonna need.
And then get one.. Get the gear in your hands... and start experiencing vaping. Don't dither over "did I get the right model - I only want to make one purchase," etc. Get the gear in your hands..... once you've done that, a lot of the posts on the forum are going to click....'cause now you've got a common frame of reference.
Remember, you can't get used to the water if you're standing on the shore... jump in.
You are probably going to change gear, because once you get used to this, you're going to find that what you think you want now is not what you're going to want once you start vaping....and that adjustment isn't the same for anyone, but a very personal shift once you stop inhaling all the tar and smoke of analogs.... But don't worry, changing gear is part and parcel of vaping, and your beginning gear can always serve as a backup for equipment failures.
Welcome to vaping.
When you're done with that...pick one. Any one. Find a PV that's interesting to you on whatever criteria you decide is important....looks like a cig, doesn't look like a cig, like the color, the LED, etc.
Pick something that is in the low end of your price range...and if you need help with choosing a supplier, ask. You'll get lots of recommendations from forum-members...
Pick up a bottle or 2 of juice, again based on personal tastes and what you think you want. I suggest differing strengths of the same flavor, so you can tinker with nic content by mixing with no loss of flavor to find what strength you're gonna need.
And then get one.. Get the gear in your hands... and start experiencing vaping. Don't dither over "did I get the right model - I only want to make one purchase," etc. Get the gear in your hands..... once you've done that, a lot of the posts on the forum are going to click....'cause now you've got a common frame of reference.
Remember, you can't get used to the water if you're standing on the shore... jump in.
You are probably going to change gear, because once you get used to this, you're going to find that what you think you want now is not what you're going to want once you start vaping....and that adjustment isn't the same for anyone, but a very personal shift once you stop inhaling all the tar and smoke of analogs.... But don't worry, changing gear is part and parcel of vaping, and your beginning gear can always serve as a backup for equipment failures.
Welcome to vaping.
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