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I usually vape around 10 watts, I bump it down to 5 for him and he may go up a tiny bit but not much. He actually was a bit better last night with some coaching about mouth to lung hits and slow soft inhales. Waiting on my next juice order to get here with 70vg/30pg mix and see if that helps as well. He has definitely cut down on smoking. I am 16 days smoke free. Glad I joined here and so many friendly folks are willing to offer advice.

Been there, done that... it's worse than finding out you have a flat tire at 5am I'm with Tam... I try not to go less than 60ml of my ADV before buying more, or mixing more... Mixing is not an issue, because I can whip-up a batch quickly, but if I'm buying something pre-mixed (or need components for mixing), I try to order it way before I need it to allow for shipping, out-of-stocks, back-orders, etc....

I cannot even list all the backups I have at this point especially now that we switched to the IStick 50w. Probably 15 assorted Spinner and Spinner 2s with a half dozen chargers and all worts, I buy coils by the 50 pack (when I open the new 50 pack I order another) and when I get down to 125ml of my flavor I order another 250ml. I keep 2 backup batteries, a tank, a bottle of liquid and a charger on the boat, 2 backups, a tank, bottle of liquid and a charger at work and the rest are at home. I want to keep a backup kit in my car but it just gets too hot and that concerns me.

The problem I came across with juice is that I fell in love with a particular flavor and wound up buying bigger bottles every time. Then, all of a sudden, it didn't seem to taste as good as it used to and my new favorite had to be found. This left me with many large partial bottles of juice that no longer appealed. After all this time I have three or four juices I rotate regularly, one of them I've been stuck on for 2 1/2 years. You'll find your way, Kev. In the mean time, keep stocked up.

Just placed my order. Comp's juices are so well regarded around here that it makes me excited to try one out!

The Coil Master has my vote,it works really well.They have a whole building kit with tweezers,pliers,ohm reader etc.I have one and its awesome!

There are many coil winders out there now, but if you have pain, then only you can decide which one will work the best for you. What works for someone else may bring you lots of pain due to the need for manual dexterity in holding on to the winder while making the coil. I know because I have arthritis in my hands and fingers. That said, I think the Q-coiler might work for you? It's a little bigger than the pen style so it's easier to hold on to. It's the one I prefer rather than the Kuro winders. You may have to just try some to find out. Good luck to you!