firemarshalmike

Thank you all very much..I have learned a lot already. I now, thanks to you all, have a handle on the juice. I now embark on the equipment challenge. It is funny, with all the new gadgets and tools for firefighting, everyone still grabs the old beat up ax. I think vaping will be the same. Just a plain Ole workhorse vape set up to get me going. I really have no choice, I need to quit smoking and start vaping so I am going to jump in with both feet.

Thank you very much! There are so many different types of setups but it seems like everyone wants a ton of vapor. I am looking at the Eleaf istick. Have you ever used any tobacco blends? Do they smell as bad as a cigarette?

Good morning all, Merry Christmas!! I am wanting to put the smokes down and give vaping a try. 30+ years at about 1 1/2 packs per day. I have to pay $50 every two weeks out of my paycheck for a smoker's sin tax. I have researched products until my brain is fried. My dilemma is that I am in a fire department uniform all day and the last thing I need is a 10 foot cloud of vapor around me. The public does not like to see their fire personnel smoking anyway and the complaints roll in. Is it possible to have less vapor and still obtain the same inhale feel as you would with a cigarette? I greatly appreciate your time.