Thanks to my vape, I've had only one single cigarette in the past 3 weeks. I have zero cravings for them and I feel considerably better. In fact, I still have about 5 smokes left in a pack and just can't see myself smoking those... don't want to.
Even better... 5ml of juice, which costs $5, lasts me about 2 weeks meaning that I am spending less in the long run. I only smoked, at most, a pack a week... but still.
I tried the Blu E-Cigs but they were terrible. Trying to "smoke" out of one of those was like trying to take a hit off a joint that was rolled WAY to tight.
I'm using an eGo-V v2 mega battery with variable voltage control with a gravity tank.
Try one of these bad boys out. They are bottom fed unlike the ones I pictured above so you can burn the liquid at a higher voltage without drying out the wick and getting that nasty burnt taste.
The tank is made of pyrex so you can put citrus and cinnamon in there without etching your tanks. Plus the thing lasts for an eternity and I have yet to spring a leak with this tank. I haven't had gurgling or juice come back up the mouth piece either.
The only downside to these is the tank holds about 1.2 ml of liquid. So I fill it up almost every day, but worth it for the tank. The replacement wicks work on the larger size protank as well.
The initial cost seems a bit high at $13.99 but that comes with a replacement coil as well. [Reply]
Those are CE4 clearomizers, or called "stardust" clearomizers, those are the go to for most people. I used them but with it being an upward fed tank it kind of works against itself in my opinion. [Reply]
Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan:
Those are CE4 clearomizers, or called "stardust" clearomizers, those are the go to for most people. I used them but with it being an upward fed tank it kind of works against itself in my opinion.
I found that keeping the tank full is the key to happy vaping and longevity. I never let it get below 1/2 empty. I keep 5 on hand so I can change flavors whenever I want [Reply]
Originally Posted by Flachief58:
I found that keeping the tank full is the key to happy vaping and longevity. I never let it get below 1/2 empty. I keep 5 on hand so I can change flavors whenever I want
:-) that is certainly an approach. I'm lazy :-) [Reply]
I asked a physician about these and she was strongly against them because there's been no research into their safety, no way to know what's in the chemicals you're inhaling or in the device itself, etc. Supposedly most of them are made in China or the liquid is sourced from China. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Cochise:
I asked a physician about these and he was strongly against them because there's been no research into their safety, no way to know what's in the chemicals you're inhaling or in the device itself, etc. Supposedly most of them are made in China or the liquid is sourced from China.
That's why I only buy American made juices that are made to order. I figure it can't be worse than tobacco.
My girlfriends mother was a smoker for 30+ years; after a month of vaping and not smoking her doctor was amazed at how clear her lungs sounded.
We know that cigarettes kill. I'll take the uncertainty and the results for now. [Reply]
Originally Posted by pr_capone:
Thanks to my vape, I've had only one single cigarette in the past 3 weeks. I have zero cravings for them and I feel considerably better. In fact, I still have about 5 smokes left in a pack and just can't see myself smoking those... don't want to.
Even better... 5ml of juice, which costs $5, lasts me about 2 weeks meaning that I am spending less in the long run. I only smoked, at most, a pack a week... but still.
I tried the Blu E-Cigs but they were terrible. Trying to "smoke" out of one of those was like trying to take a hit off a joint that was rolled WAY to tight.
I'm using an eGo-V v2 mega battery with variable voltage control with a gravity tank.
My brother hasn't smoked a real cigarette in months. He's been doing this for a few months [Reply]
My wife does internship at a drug rehab place and they why over all kinds of drugs one day. The instructor had said that they made like or with antifreeze. Not entirely sure. Just heard it second hand. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Virtua Chief:
My wife does internship at a drug rehab place and they why over all kinds of drugs one day. The instructor had said that they made like or with antifreeze. Not entirely sure. Just heard it second hand.
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Let’s start at the beginning. In 2009, the American Food and Drug Administration tested just 18 e-liquid cartridges from 2 electronic cigarette companies, and was quick to report that one sample contained diethylene glycol, a chemical used in industrial antifreeze that is toxic to humans. What they forgot to mention was that the levels found in the examined cartridge were nearly untraceable (around 1%), and certainly nowhere near the danger level. Still, diethylene glycol is NOT an e-liquid ingredient, so it shouldn’t have been found at all. Because the dangerous substance was found in one of the 18 samples, and more recent tests failed to detect it in any other e-liquids, some experts concluded it might have been contaminated in some other way. You can be sure no reputable e-liquid vendor is going to sell toxic products. They do strict tests and have quality control in place to ensure only the purest of ingredients go into their e-cigarette juices. Today, four years after the FDA’s report, there have been no cases of diethylene glycol poisonings worldwide, so I think it’s fair to say it’s not a problem worth worrying about.
