You know you are vaping on your Provari too much when...

[eda123]

Packed my laptop bag up to head out to a customer. Picked up my wireless mouse to turn it off...

I pressed the power button nine times and waited..... Did it again... waited... oh wait its my damn mouse!!!

 

[Susan W.]

Yup, that would be an indicator. Too funny!!

 

[eda123]

Part of it is going back to work after two weeks off. Just imagine.. staring at your mouse pressing the button. And waiting, and doing it again. I guess my brain is re-activating...

 

[KurrptSenate]

IDK man

I really never turn my provari off. Probably not a good thing

 

[The Ocelot]

I don't turn mine off either. I imagine I should when I put it in my bag, but I always forget.

 

[Spydro]

Another who never turns any of the ProVari's off when it batt mode. With the new pass-thru I have unplugged it though... still trying to get used to the way it keeps the ProVari warm to the touch all the time and quite toasty warm when in use.

 

[AngiBe]

I only turn it off if I take it in my purse somewhere but I do find I "try" to check ohms and increase/decrease volts w/my other PVs as if it were my ProVari

 

[Alamedean]

You can turn a Provari off? LOL. Heavens forbid.

 

[DaveP]

When the chrome has worn off the built-in tip on your Protank and the copper layer is showing through. My Provari still looks brand new after a year and a half of hard use and multiple drops on hard surfaces, though. Time for a new tank.

<Dave raising hand ... mine did that>

 

[meanckz]

When the chrome has worn off the built-in tip on your Protank and the copper layer is showing through. My Provari still looks brand new after a year and a half of hard use and multiple drops on hard surfaces, though. Time for a new tank.

<Dave raising hand ... mine did that>

my protank did it within 3 month

 

[DaveP]

my protank did it within 3 month

I must not be vaping too much, after all.