Who has time to smoke analogs?

[Prism]

I have been vaping about 3 weeks now. When I smoked analogs it was just pull them out of the pack, light, and smoke.
Now I am finding myself, filling carts & carotmizers, cleaning atties. messing with my batteries figuring which ones I want to use at any given time regular 510's or egos. And testing juices. Spending hours on forum learning everything I can and looking at suppliers sites.
I don't have time to smoke and boy am I tired.
Thanks everyone!!!

 

[audio]

Yes, prism, all that and I'm also in the process of relocating/putting the house on the market. Yet somehow I do find time for the occasional analog. Glutton for punishment I suspect.

 

[potholerepairman]

First month or so seems to be the vaping overload time at least in was for me.It will get easier and less expensive if you don't want to spend a ton you don't have to.Learning to quit smoking is worth staying up late and reading till your eyes fall out.Good luck.

 

[irwink]

When tobacco taxes skyrocketed I started making my own cigarettes. Having messed with all of that stuff I find the e-cig workload as being no better/no worse. The "work" involved with e-cigs will decline once you find your comfort zone and get used to things.

 

[Stephra]

When tobacco taxes skyrocketed I started making my own cigarettes. Having messed with all of that stuff I find the e-cig workload as being no better/no worse. The "work" involved with e-cigs will decline once you find your comfort zone and get used to things.

I couldn't agree more. We also smoked RYO, so getting into vaping was a fairly easy transistion. I already was accustomed to "working for it". Actually, I find myself spending a lot less time filling carts and doing maintenance than I did rolling cigarettes. And it was a godsend when we went camping. Instead of rolling a couple of cartons, I just packed up a box of juices, blanks, and extra batts. It was WAY easier to deal with!

 

[viktor]

I posted something like this on this forum before. But recently I've been spending much less time with preparations after having switched to caromizers. I suspect it might even be cheaper than atomizers if you keep your cartos wet all the time. Very easy way to administer nicotine to your addicted brain YMMV of course.

Technology is the key. and it's improving.

 

[nawcho]

your welcam friend

 

[DoubleD]

I to am new to the ecig community, but have over the last month experienced the cost and associated enjoyment associated with ecigs. I started with a Revolver Elite, which is a good smoke with short battery life, then moved to the Modern Vapor 902 which has longer battery life, but lighter vapor, then I really got the bang with the VPYR and a DSE801 atty. This is probably the closest thing to analogs that I can imagine. I am 6 weeks without a Vantage and I love it.