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  1. Mark

    New Video

    Ok guys---I just posted my first video--2 parts. Take a look at it and let me know what you think. Don't be too tough on me though. edited to add the links---doh http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/forum/index.php?/videos/view-155-noob/ http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/forum/index.php?/videos/view-156-noob-2/
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  2. Bleeding gums, anyone else experiencing this? Both my bf and I have been having this, so I am curious as to whether it could be from vaping.....
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  3. ddavelarsen

    Please Help

    Welcome to Vapor Talk Ethan! You found a great place. We love answering questions around here. I would definately disuade you from purchasing a blu. These units have a very hit-or-miss reputation - mostly miss. You will find that most experienced vapers will recommend a Joye 510 kit for your first experience. It's a quality device with a solid reputation. You'll get consistent results with plenty of battery life as you describe that. You can find these in the Suppliers section on Vapor Talk. The cartomizers (the 'filter' unit that includes both atomizer and cartridge) like those used in the blu are okay, and for many they are desireable due to the reduced maintenance vs separate attys and carts. But with this convenience you sacrifice a Lot of affordability. You will find that refiling carts, or better, direct dripping onto the atty, is far more economical and provides a more consistent vaping experience. Take a look at the video section in the forum. You'll find many product reviews and helpful instruction for newbies. Others will come along shortly to give you more and better advice than mine, so keep reading. The folks here all want to help you succeed in your new, healthy life. Good luck and have fun!
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  4. seaspine

    Stealth Vaping

    I stealth vape all the time with my 510. You cover the light with your hand, hold the vapor in for a few seconds and exhale slowly.Works great for me.
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  5. ddavelarsen

    Any Suggestions?

    I haven't much to add to what Brian and Chris said, except there really is a fairly steep learning curve. And it's very personal. If you find yourself looking for the occasional yucky, as Uma so succinctly put it D:, just do that. Some people want you to avoid analogs at any cost but for me at least, vaping is much more pleasant if I just leave it being pleasant. The couple times I've tried a yucky after I quit, I was quickly reminded how much more satisfying overall vaping is compared to smoking. Smoking really tastes like ... ash. Try to just relax, appreciate what's good about vaping, experiment. Different liquids is a good idea, and finding that one device that trips all your esthetic triggers is another good one. I like 5V personally but sometimes 3.7 is more relaxing. In any event, don't think you "have" to do anything in particular, even vape vs smoke. It's your choice. Vaping is not smoking. The more you vape in a confident and relaxed manner, the more you'll come to like it and find it satisfying. Anymore, I can't imagine my life without it. Have fun and vape on!
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