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A big glass of orange juice will give you more than the recommended dose of vitamin c for the day. Just like coffee or soda will give you caffeine(there was talk about caffeine in e-liquid). I only want flavor and some nicotine in my juice but that's just me.

I've noticed so many users on here claim that they've been analog free for however many days, months or years. I wish to have a similar claim to make, but I have returned to analogs so many times since starting to vape regularly... Especially around my analog smoking friends. I can't put my finger on what it is that still draws me back. If anyone has struggled with this and overcome it, what did you do differently? Or, what gave you the ultimate motivation to stick to vaping in the end? I would absolutely love to only vape... Everything about it is better, health-wise and even psychologically, it is more pleasing, I can be more energetic, etc. So why do you think I break down and get a pack every now and then? I get the same urge to go buy a pack that I did before I vaped whenever I was out of cigs. Thanks for any and all tips/comments.

Don't think that there is one juice and only one juice that you will like. Just because you didn't change cigarette brands for years doesn't mean that's the way you will vape. Most of us have several favorites which are very different from each other. As far as tobacco flavors I would suggest trying Turkish blend, some type of cigar or pipe flavor, or something that describes a "real" tobacco flavor. Also try Winston, Camel or Mboro, these seem less flavorful but that's how a cigarette is. Don't be afraid to try a desert flavor or something totally different, this could be your evening vape. Your tastes will probably change from day to day or from morning to night and your find yourself craving a different flavor. This is how it is for a lot of us. I don't know how we all were satisfied with the same brand of butts for so long, Vaping is much different that way.

I think I may actually step into a provari if they release a vv/vw model. To me it just seems easier. If you like a certain wattage you will not have to adjust it each time you put on a different resistance atty. just easier, in a way.

I say anything other than this: or this: is a mod

I think a mod is any device that leans away from the normal stick batteries. I.e. box mods big battery mods etc. that's just my opinion though.

Top - Baby eGo 350 mAh with 1.7 ohm Single-Coil Smoktech Shorty Cartomizer Bottom - Vision V3 Rebuildable Clearomizer (shown for size comparison) At precisely three inches long, the PV above is perhaps my new favorite pocket tool for conducting clandestine vaping sessions while at work...strictly a no-smoking zone. Not wanting to get shot down before even explaining that I wasn't technically "smoking", I decided to keep my vaping on the sly to avoid confusion (and preserve job security).

Better hurry...my friends from work saw mine and are buying them up fast. They are available at quite a few sites, though. I have been using my new 1.5Ω AMG Hybrid Uni by Vapage (from Clouds Of Vapor) on mine for a 7.7 watt vape, and dressed it up with an eGo Nomad Cone from IkenVape. It's a real performer, and very pocket friendly.

It's supposed to put out about 3.4v, which, with a 1.7 ohm carto, puts you close to 7 watts! My 280 mAh e-cig lasts all day at work, since I don't use it a whole lot on the job, so this should do just fine. At $12, I couldn't have passed it up in any case. BTW - this thing looks RIDICULOUS with a Boge 2.0 carto and drip tip!