Brian

If removing the cart to dip each time becomes to bothersome, you may want to consider a brass or stainless steel tip from Super T Manufacturing. There's a video review of the brass tips around here somewhere is you want to know more about it. Or, you can try THIS. The second is what I've done and it works great for me.

I agree with Mark - the VT juice, for me, so far has the strongest flavors of any I've tried. I've got some Rath also, and some them are pretty weak in flavor. You've got to try the VT Tobacco - excellent - my "all day" vape.

Ok - I haven't had this happen, but it sparks a question I've wondered about for a while. If it's condensing on hair upon exhale, can't it be doing this in our lungs? I've wondered if we could be slowly building up liquid in our lungs from vaping. Also, some poeple have talked about when "stealth vaping", holding it in longer so there's no vapor when you exhale. Again - if there's no vapor when you exhale, doesn't that mean the vapor has liquified in your lungs? Maybe I should start a new topic for this.

OMG - are you serious? How rude. I feel for ya Mike - days like that make you regret getting out of bed.

Great news! Keep us updated when you can - I'll miss your posts.

You know, every since I started vaping my son comes up to me all the time (he's 4, almost 5) and burries his face in my shirt and smells me. First few times I asked him what he was doing and he'd say "you smell good daddy". He NEVER did that when I smoked. My wife still smokes, so I can relate to what everyone is saying. So far it doens't bother me that much. However, she is starting to vape some now, so maybe we're getting somewehre.

Either way, we did the right thing. I remember when I started smoking. I was around smokers all the time, and when the day came that I asked someone for a cig, about 5 people tried to give me one. I only wish back then someone would have just said "hey, you don't wanna do that". Of course, we were all young then and didn't really know and believe how addictive it would be or how much it would slowly drag you down over time. And, at that age, we all knew everything, didn't we?

Continued prayers and thoughts. We're all here for ya.

I think what I recall hearing here before is that smoke detectors are really particle detectors. Generally, vapor will dissipate fast enough not to set one off unless you're really close to it.

Like snubber said - pretty sure you can refill the Envy carts - just get some juice. This is the only vid I could find for refilling an envy cart Envy Cart. Not sure how helpful it will be. Not sure how the carts compare to other ecigs, but would definately look into refilling.

Haven't used any myself, but you may want to consider some of the High Voltage atty's. Has anyone tried those?

I've heard a few stories of the 905 falling apart, so you have to keep that in mind too. I think the Janty Stick only uses the 801/302 atty (someone please confirm), so not sure you'd be happy with that if you're using a 510 now.

Very cool Chris!

I would also say with noobs there's a skeptical factor. Yes, you see all these success stories, but you've still got to be skeptical after trying to quit smoking so many other ways... I know I was. So, yea, for a noob I can see not wanting to spend so much when there's no guarantee that it'll work. It's so easy to rack up $100-$150 on that first order. For the vets - I don't know... the thrill of the hunt maybe? Personally, when I need something I'll buy what I want (and when I don't need something I'll buy something anyhow ). Usually I'm not looking for the best deal, but I really do enjoy going to all the different vendors to see if there's anything new or something that I just hadn't seen before. If I come across a good deal I'll try to research the vendor before I buy from them.

Welcome to VT! Looks like everyone has give you some great advice, so just wanted to say welcome!

You better run before Dave gets wind of this... he'll be drooling all over you.

What a rebel!

I saw those at Healthcabin yesterday. Hope some US suppliers get them in too. I'd give them a try. They were pretty cheap at healthcabin (something like $7 for 6). Can't wait to hear more about them and how many times they can refilled - if at all.

Ya know, now that I think about it, seems like I read somewhere that you should never remove the plastic coating from these batteries, even if it's dead and will never be used again, but I don't recall why. Is there any danger of the battery becoming volatile when you do this?

I think ROOR posted the "removing the bridge" vid... gotta give credit where credit is due. Maybe I'll give this a try sometime... I do have a couple of atty's that are getting older. Not sure I can bring myself to do it though when my atty's seem to be working perfectly well the way they are.

I know you've had a rough road with Dietsmokes, but give Parked a chance to make this right. You don't want to mess with the unit to much as it will void your warranty. If you're absolutely against talking to Parked, you may try contacting Jesso at vaprlife.

I would recommend filling out a ticket with the supplier. Did you get it at VT or Dietsmokes?

Someone needs some customer service training.

Thanks Stubear. I meant to update this too. The second atty did come to life and works well, and innovapor offered to replace the dud if I send it back.