Your Biggest Regret In Vaping?
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Since y'all threw that out my biggest regret would have been smoking but am thankfull for vapeing and friends that back me on it.
Like many here, I regret that gas station cig-alike that was horrendous and kept me away from switching until 39 days ago! Thankfully have made the switch and never going back! Thanks ECF for having a place to meet, greet and inform. Hopefully finances will improve and I can move on to bigger and better vaping!
I also started on the cheap chinese "e-health" cig-a-like, bad quality, but cheap, but mostly important, it showed me it was possible to use vape to replace smoke.
I have now only one VV mod, EVIC, but i use regularly Ego VV batteries when im on street or when charging my Evic, so far, as it keeps voltage on required levels, its an everyday gear usable almost everywhere without draw much attention like an evic with a big protank or kayfun.
The ONLY thing that I can say I regret is the fact that I did not start sooner. I don't regret the Buck Naked starter kit or the Volcano Inferno or the various ego's. I don't regret spending way too much money on cheap disposable tanks. I do not regret trying just about every e-juice known to man. All of that kept me off cigarettes- from the first puff on my Buck Naked until now.
And something that I am GRATEFUL for would be: FINDING ECF!!!!! This site has been an awesome resource and support for me from almost the beginning of my journey. I don't think I would have been able to have stuck with vaping without all of the valuable information and help from all of the wonderful member here!!
And something that I am GRATEFUL for would be: FINDING ECF!!!!! This site has been an awesome resource and support for me from almost the beginning of my journey. I don't think I would have been able to have stuck with vaping without all of the valuable information and help from all of the wonderful member here!!
While RBA can be cheaper on long run, they can be over complicated for a broader public. Consider that not only geeks/mechanists/engineers/hobists/etc vape, but great majority of vaping happens on basic ego gear with standard CE or joytech attys. A lot of vape only ppl still use cig-a-likes. For a lot of ppl, the less fuss the best.
Im still using kanger gear, waiting for my first RBA and working on Mods now. But i always have a trusty cheap ego VV when im on street, college, anywhere, its very portable and discrete.
Not coming to this site sooner and asking for help/advice, so I didn't buy so much junk and wasted crap loaded of money etc.
Wasted money on Njoy and Blu but just like you they introduced me to vaping
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I've only been vaping about a month now but my biggest regret has been dropping what i dropped on an itazte vv rather than spending the same amount on something worth it. And in general I've regretted just about every brick and mortar store I've gone too..
I regret that I spent so much money on "affordable" APV's and ended up spending more overall than if I'd just gotten my REO's to begin with. Although, going through the other APV's (SID, VAMO, SVD, MVP2) made me appreciate just how much better of a vape the REO gives, so maybe it wasn't such a regret.
I started with Apollo as well and the 2 CE4 clearomizers that came with the starter kit each failed within 24 hours of their being put into use. No complaints about the eGo batteries that came with that kit. They would only replace the defective pieces they sold me if I shipped them back at my expense. I simply buy elsewhere now.
... I should have got a REO Grand way back in early 2011....
Could have saved myself a lot of money and hassle...
Could have saved myself a lot of money and hassle...
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