sillysammy
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http://www.e-smokeireland.eu/product-p/evod.htm
well the reviews on the clearomisers alone speak for themselves
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http://www.e-smokeireland.eu/product-p/evod.htm
well the reviews on the clearomisers alone speak for themselves
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sillysammy
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Please do. I'm lost.. I could roll a rollie in my sleep and smoke. Vaping is seeming a lot more complicated at the moment
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You're getting some great suggestions! I would agree with either a Vision Spinner or eGo Twist and the EVOD, or the MVP2 (it comes with a iClear30 clearo).
The Spinner/Twist is Variable Volt (VV) with a decent battery life, I get over 8 hours on mine, but you would really need at least 2 so you always have one ready to go while charging the other.
The MVP2, well, that's just an amazing device for the price! The battery can last up to 2 days for the average vaper, it's pretty rugged and it can be used as a "PassThru" when the battery needs charging. It's VV/VW (Variable Wattage) and offers a really smooth, consistent vape with plenty of power to fire nearly anything you put on top of it. I got one for the wife and one for me, she absolutely loves her MVP. We use the EVODs and ProTank Mini's on ours with an occasional full sized ProTank and they perform flawlessly. It's a box mod that's a tad smaller than a pack of smokes so if a larger, boxy battery is a turn off, you may need to take that into consideration.
The Spinner/Twist is Variable Volt (VV) with a decent battery life, I get over 8 hours on mine, but you would really need at least 2 so you always have one ready to go while charging the other.
The MVP2, well, that's just an amazing device for the price! The battery can last up to 2 days for the average vaper, it's pretty rugged and it can be used as a "PassThru" when the battery needs charging. It's VV/VW (Variable Wattage) and offers a really smooth, consistent vape with plenty of power to fire nearly anything you put on top of it. I got one for the wife and one for me, she absolutely loves her MVP. We use the EVODs and ProTank Mini's on ours with an occasional full sized ProTank and they perform flawlessly. It's a box mod that's a tad smaller than a pack of smokes so if a larger, boxy battery is a turn off, you may need to take that into consideration.
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Stick with it sillysammy, It can take time. Took me 5 weeks to get off the stinkies, and remember. Having the odd rollie does not matter, it's all the rollies your NOT having that count.
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A lot of talk about evods but if you look ,there's a new product from naturevape & they say it blows the competition out of the water http://www.naturevape.co.uk/store/#!/~/product/category=8500271&id=33067825
Personally if i had the choice between this & an evod i would consider this. On the other hand if you buy an evod starter kit with two of everything ,it's cheaper & you can still use the naturevape clearomizers on the batteries & it looks like the atomizers are compatable too.
Personally if i had the choice between this & an evod i would consider this. On the other hand if you buy an evod starter kit with two of everything ,it's cheaper & you can still use the naturevape clearomizers on the batteries & it looks like the atomizers are compatable too.
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Don't give up, I know what you mean about vaping being much more complicated than a rollie!
If there's a vape meet being planned for your area, I'd highly recommend going, as seeing and trying other devices is a great way to learn without spending shed loads of money.
A good starter pack from myepack like this is a good place to start; http://myepack.co.uk/kits/evod-starter-kit-909.html
You get two battery units so one can charge while you use the other. The evods have replaceable heads, so to start you can just replace them when they need it. In the long term, you can look at learning how to recoil the heads, which will save you money.
Many people who buy these are more than happy with the vape they produce and don't feel the need to buy other devices.
Some people go on to buy other devices after these, but they are always useful as back-ups! Also, being a girl, they are easy to carry in a handbag and easier to put in a pocket than some of the larger devices, so are great for when out and about.
Just to add the girly considerations to the suggestions being made!
If there's a vape meet being planned for your area, I'd highly recommend going, as seeing and trying other devices is a great way to learn without spending shed loads of money.
A good starter pack from myepack like this is a good place to start; http://myepack.co.uk/kits/evod-starter-kit-909.html
You get two battery units so one can charge while you use the other. The evods have replaceable heads, so to start you can just replace them when they need it. In the long term, you can look at learning how to recoil the heads, which will save you money.
Many people who buy these are more than happy with the vape they produce and don't feel the need to buy other devices.
Some people go on to buy other devices after these, but they are always useful as back-ups! Also, being a girl, they are easy to carry in a handbag and easier to put in a pocket than some of the larger devices, so are great for when out and about.
Just to add the girly considerations to the suggestions being made!
sillysammy
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Oh my goodness that's a great deal on the EVOD. I'm in Ireland and it will work out less than 40 Euro for a kit of two EVODs. I spent 35 on one pretty bad product.. I'm hanging my head in shame...
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Welcome to the planet.
Don't beat yourself up about not buying the right stuff first time around. There are eleventy squillion different kits out there and if you're new it's easy to wind up with stuff that's not that good cos lots of it looks the same.
Good things to note are that i) you're vaping and not smoking and ii) there's a lot of amazing kit out there you're going to love and before too much longer you'll be able to get some of it.
Loads of good people and good advice here.
Don't beat yourself up about not buying the right stuff first time around. There are eleventy squillion different kits out there and if you're new it's easy to wind up with stuff that's not that good cos lots of it looks the same.
Good things to note are that i) you're vaping and not smoking and ii) there's a lot of amazing kit out there you're going to love and before too much longer you'll be able to get some of it.
Loads of good people and good advice here.
Hi
I can only agree with what everyone else is saying. Stick with it if you do have a fag its only one thats OK. I also bought all the wrong gear at first and it has cost me to get the right set-up, I agree the spinner is a good bit of kit but it will take a while for you to find the right set up for yourself. Read reviews check out all the vendors too some of them have great deals of at the moment like mypack and totally wicked.
Good Luck
I can only agree with what everyone else is saying. Stick with it if you do have a fag its only one thats OK. I also bought all the wrong gear at first and it has cost me to get the right set-up, I agree the spinner is a good bit of kit but it will take a while for you to find the right set up for yourself. Read reviews check out all the vendors too some of them have great deals of at the moment like mypack and totally wicked.
Good Luck
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