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That's awesome that you switched to vaping and are enjoying it so far. I did the same a while ago, and I honestly don’t miss smoking at all now. The whole control over nicotine and being able to try so many different flaThat's awesome that you switched to vaping and are enjoying it so far. I did the same a while ago, and I honestly don’t miss smoking at all now. The whole control over nicotine and being able to try so many different flavours really helps make the switch easier. The best part for me is the lack of smoke smell—it’s so nice not having to worry about it sticking to your clothes and around you. I’ve tried a bunch of e-liquids, but I tend to stick with a fruity mix. For devices, I use something that’s easy to carry around and gives me a smooth hit without being too harsh. If you're looking for new e-liquids or devices, I’ve found some good options on https://www.e-zigaretteria.ch/.vours really helps make the switch easier.

What I find really intriguing is how the nicotine intake varies based on vaping habits. From what I understand, if you're a light vaper, a device like the Hyde Mag can last over a month, which is way more cost-effective than buying packs of cigarettes daily. However, heavy vapers might end up consuming as much nicotine as they would from smoking. Just starting to explore the world of electronic cigarettes. I recently tried the packman 2g disposable and found it pretty satisfying, but I'm curious about other brands like Hyde and Fume that you all have mentioned. Do you think they deliver a better experience compared to Packman?

I'm considering switching from cigarettes to disposable vapes. It's fascinating to see the comparison of nicotine content between traditional cigarettes and vapes. As someone who smokes about a pack a day, the numbers are pretty eye-opening. For example, the Hyde Mag with 500mg of nicotine equates to over 20 packs of cigarettes!