VapeMama

What a handsome boy you have! Happy Father's Day!

Hello and welcome!

VapeDudes The Brunette is my go-to coffee flavor. I did order it with an extra shot of flavor as I like my coffee strong! It's like coffee with cream. I can sit and DRINK coffee and VAPE coffee all day! It is heaven in a cup and a clearomizer!

Hi and welcome!

i agree guys. What I may consider premium, someone else may consider high-priced dog sh**. I have what I consider my "premium" juices. Those are the ones that are unique in flavor that no one else makes.

Holy crap dude! That is quite a collection you have there!

Welcome to the forum! You'll get lots of good advice here!

I like the KPT mini because it can be totally taken apart to clean it between flavors. I use 2.2 ohm coils and the draw is excellent!

I love Zeus Juice's Moose Juice and their Medusa Juice.

Good job Fish! It is a good feeling when those we've invited to "try" vaping get on the bandwagon!

One site I like is VapeDudes. Another is EJuiceMonkeys. Check Sweet-Vapes.com and Vapingextreme.com for tanks.

Welcome! I've been vaping around 4 months now and I too, have found flavors I never thought I'd like!

Awesome job! Keep up the good work. P.S. Please don't send any more of those pounds north. Okay?

Congratulations on both!

Waiting for replies here! I've been looking at the X.1 but didn't bite because I've not heard anything good or bad about them.

Thank you.

He's chocolate and tan. He has one white foot!

Going to? He already does!

Here's my new baby!

Yeah I have a picture, I'll post it if I can remember how to do it!!

Last week was quite the emotional ride for us. It all started on Tuesday when I took my 11month old chiweenie puppy (He was a rescue) in for his "get that dog fixed" surgery. Unfortunately, he passed away during surgery, Deep down in our hearts we feel there was something NOT being said by the vet's office, that Baxter's death was preventable. A healthy puppy doesn't just suddenly die during surgery, he had a clean bill of health the week before. Hmm. But I digress. I knew despite mourning Baxter, I needed to start looking for my next "furbaby". I immediately started looking for another puppy. There was such a "hole in my heart" I couldn't see our lives without a dog in it! WELL, I found one! Yesterday I picked up my 9 week old pup, Maxwell. It's like having a baby in the house again! He is adorable. And a good alarm clock I have to say! I am in love with these little bundles of energy. The Chiweenie (in case you aren't aware) is half dachshund and half chihuahua. Comical with their big 'bat' ears and little 'rat' tails just a waggin'. So we are once again a "full" house and loving every minute of it!

E-cigarettes boost quitting success among smokers, study finds May 20th, 2014, 6:26 am London(Reuters) - Smokers trying to quit are 60 percent more likely to report success if they switch to e-cigarettes than if they use nicotine products like patches or gum, or just willpower, scientists said on Wednesday. Presenting findings from a study of almost 6,000 smokers over five years, the researchers said the results suggest e-cigarettes could play an important role in reducing smoking rates and hence cutting tobacco-related deaths and illnesses. As well as causing lung cancer and other chronic respiratory diseases, tobacco smoking is also a major contributor to cardiovascular diseases, the world's number one killer. "E-cigarettes could substantially improve public health because of their widespread appeal and the huge health gains associated with stopping smoking," said Robert West of University College London's epidemiology and public health department, who led the study. Mainly funded by the charity Cancer Research UK and published in the journal Addiction, West's study surveyed 5,863 smokers between 2009 and 2014 who had tried to quit without using prescription medicines or professional help. The results were adjusted for a range of factors that might influence success at quitting, West said - including age, nicotine dependence, previous attempts to give up smoking, and whether quitting was gradual or abrupt. They showed that 20 percent of people trying to quit with the aid of e-cigarettes reported having stopped smoking conventional cigarettes. That compared with just 10.1 percent of those using over-the-counter aids such as nicotine replacement patches or gum. Of those using willpower alone, 15.4 percent had managed to stop. E-cigarettes contain nicotine - a stimulant not thought to be particularly harmful, although it is addictive - delivering it in a water vapor rather than in smoke from burning tobacco. A relatively new product, they have become highly controversial, with public health opinion split over whether they might be a powerful tool in helping those hooked on cigarettes to finally give up, or whether they simply replace one bad habit with another. Because switching to e-cigarettes from tobacco ones does not entail kicking the addiction to nicotine, some specialists say they could spell the end of smoking - which the World Health Organisation (WHO) calls "one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced". But critics point to a lack of long-term scientific evidence to support the safety and effectiveness of e-cigarettes, and warn they may also re-normalize smoking, enticing children or other non-smokers to take it up. West agreed that evidence about long-term use is e-cigarettes is scant, but stressed the balance of risks had to be weighed against the very strong evidence of tobacco's harms. "It's not clear whether long-term use of e-cigarettes carries health risks, but from what is known about the contents of the vapor these will be much less than from smoking," he said. Smoking tobacco kills half of all those who do it, according to the WHO, and has a death toll of 6 million people a year. West said evidence shows that smokers who seek professional help from doctors or health clinics that provide stop-smoking services have the highest success rates in quitting. "These almost triple a smoker's odds of successfully quitting compared with going it alone or relying on over-the-counter products," he said. (Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Catherine Evans)

Good job bcarter! But those lost pounds found their way north.

Welcome to VT!

20-25 ml. a week. Depends on how work goes on any given shift. If the "natives" are restless, I rarely have time for a "pit stop" let alone a vaping break! 'Course I then make up for that on the drive home.