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The easiest way to stop smoking

Discussion in 'New To Vaping' started by Escaped2vape, Jun 15, 2014.

  1. Escaped2vape

    Escaped2vape New Member

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    I'm relatively new to vaping but after trying every method possible to stop smoking I'm
    amazed at how easy it has been with electronic cigarettes.

    I didn't have much success with the smaller cigarette type E-cigs so I was
    doubtful when a friend recommended I should try the Ego kit. The Ego kit has
    definitely been worth every penny and unlike the cigarette type E-cigs is saving
    me money. The liquid is definitely a lot cheaper than buying packets of cartridges
    then finding out some of them don't work or die after 20 minutes.

    I actually intended using the Ego kit to try and cut down but so far I've only given
    in and had the odd cigarette when I've had a few drinks. I think I've had 5 cigarettes
    in 2 months which has to be a huge improvement after smoking a 20 pack every
    day.

    At the moment I'm loving trying different juices and the fact I can adjust the nicotine
    level to suit my needs. I find I need a higher level nicotine juice in the morning or while I'm
    at work and don't get much chance to vape. In the evenings I switch to a lower nicotine
    so I can enjoy vaping without overdosing on nicotine.

    I only have 2 Ego batteries and a few Vivi Nova tanks at the moment but I'm thinking
    of upgrading to a variable voltage set up. I've been looking at the Ego type variable
    voltage batteries but I'm also wondering if I should go for something like a Vamo or
    Lavatube.

    Has anyone any recommendations on what I should try for my next set up?
     
  2. cerebral79

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    You pretty much described my experience with ecigs, right down to the little cig a like thing lol.

    Those worked for me for awhile but I needed more. I saw a guy using a Vision Spinner with a clearomizer tank and decided to try it out. It was night and day compared to the little ecigs.

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    After awhile i saw someone on Twitch.tv vaping while streaming a game and asked in chat what device he was using, It was a Vamo with a Vivi Nova Tank. I ordered my Vamo 3 and Kanger Protank as well as a charger and a couple 18650 batteries and never looked back lol.

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    Although my Vamo 3 has finally given out after almost a year of use by both myself and later my son as a hand me down, it was well worth the $50.

    I like the advanced devices mainly because you can remove the batteries, and all the features that come with a higher end variable device.

    If you have a decent sized vape budget this is a really nice one but its a little steep for me right now

    Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette | myvaporstore

    but the Vamo's are a very nice affordable option when moving from the eGo style devices, I have never owned a lava tube so i'm not sure about that one.

    Some of my other variable devices and mechanical mods.

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