Quiting Cigs . . . again, Cig Vape suggestions?

[IAmKrazy2]

Well, after having quit smoking cigs twice in my life, im back to about a pack a week. i have tried cold turkey, and nic gum. I really think something like an E-Cig or whatever it the only way ill kick it again, and for good.

I am sure some of you have more experience then i with E-cigs, ect. I was wondering, which one should i buy? price point is second to function, but ideally a good "value" option would be great. Not the cheapest, but something that should work well for a while till i quit completely. Please help as i know nothing about these, and have never even tried one. Thanks.

 

[SF Giant]

I just recently got the ecig atomizer for my thermovape and it is making laying off tobbacco a breeze so far, maybe look into their sister company that exclusively makes ecigs (apex vapor i think) its nice to have a good american made product with a quality ceramic element in the atomizer as opposed to unknown stuff from china

 

[Ymir]

Good luck to you man, it's a very difficult move.

Try checking this guy out"..........http://allencarr.com/

I was a long time pack a day guy and it worked for me......

This and willpower, without willpower no one stands a chance.

 

[IAmKrazy2]

Thanks. I quit for 9 months, maybe two cigs the entire time, but work got extra stressful this past November and have been smoking a pack every 7 to 10 days since.

 

[smokum]

There's a thread on the go HERE

You could also go to HERE which is a HUGE forum dedicated to electronic cigarettes with ALL the information (and more) you'd need for what's both out there and how to use them.

*** Just remember to NOT talk about DRUGS in any shape or form, or you'll end up banned pretty quick.

PEACE

 

[AGBeer]

Off the top of my head -

510 is the most common of the e-cigs that people tend to get. (Easy to find parts etc)

801s put out WAY more vapor than the 901 or 510

You can find adapters for most any e-cig, BUT try to avoid the 'branded' e-cig parts as you cant as readily use generic off the shelf parts.

Try different e-juice vendors and strengths to greaten your chances of success.

 

[cluffy]

I tried a regular 510 when I first started e-cigs, the battery life wasn't good enough for me. Then a buddy turned me on to the Madvapes box mod. The 900mah 3.7V batteries work great for me, i can go a couple days on a charge. This is my 2nd time quitting with an e-cig and I'm doing much better than the first with my DIY Mod kit ($8.99 now). If you can solder even a little or are willing to try get the kit, if not, the custom mods are 3X as much. You still have to get batteries/charger, atomizer(s) and cartridges or a drip tip, but IMO it's well worth it. The hardest part is finding the right liquid, a thread in itself. My favorite e-cig store: http://www.madvapes.com/

Good luck!!! (50 days butt free and counting!!)

 

[Magic9]

Check out the "Smokeless Image Volt". Had really good reviews, good price point, and functions well also. So far, so good.

 

[sessnet]

45 days for me - no more cigs!

Thanks to this (smallet e-cig I could find):

$30 Colibri Nano