Stop smoking, help me pick first vape

[Gram89]

Thank for all the recommendations folks. Think I'll order the s22 kit. Where would be the best place to order, jacvapour or elsewhere? Also whats the deal with the nic salts? Are they standalone or do you add them to a liquid?

 

[Richard D]

I'm at the quitting rather than quit stage - down from 30 a day to 2 a day and I'm enjoying them less. It's my second attempt at vaping but this one is going much better. My first attempt was using cheap e-liquids and that was a big mistake - I didn't really enjoy what I was vaping. This time I'm on NETs (mainly Drakes and RedVape) and having something that tastes of tobacco rather than some ghastly synthetic flavour works for me.

 

[MrsAshy]

Another one for the VIM. Its a brilliant little workhorse, decent throat hit, flavour pretty decent although not amazing it hits the spot.
I use 20mg nic in it for work and its easy and light in your pocket. Not too much cloud either on the 1.0 coil.

 

[Mitz]

Thank for all the recommendations folks. Think I'll order the s22 kit. Where would be the best place to order, jacvapour or elsewhere? Also whats the deal with the nic salts? Are they standalone or do you add them to a liquid?

Order from Jac Vapour and use POTV15 for 15% off your order.

You can buy nic salt shots to add to your juice but you can also just buy regular nic salt e-liquid.

 

[Enoch]

I'm fairly tech savvy so maintenance wouldn't be a problem after learning a bit about it. As for size I work outdoors so it will need to fit in pocket

Ok great.

So if you want a MTL vape then personally the Aspire Nautilus 2 is a very good choice that should be reasonably priced as well.

In terms of a mod to go with the MTL device, i would suggest a internal battery one as the low power and the smaller profile of the mod suits over a big mod small tank/vape.

The best on the market for battery life in that regard IMO;

Drag mini- 4400 mah massive battery and smaller than a regular box mod.

Aegis mini- smaller battery but if you work outdoors will survive a few drops due to the added protections. Plus really light and small.


Only suggestions, certianly listen to other replies on here before making your mind up