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I did the same kind of test this morning, no coffee, no food. Waking was 135, post vaping was 133. So little or no effect on me.

I'm a type 2 diabetic, controlled with several different kinds of medications. Which was another drive to quick smoking, its certainly not helping with all the other health issues diabetics can have. I've only been vaping for a week, and I believe all my juice has been PG based, from 11-18 mg. I just finished an extensive vaping session on the new VP1 with some 24mg juice in it. I've not eaten for a few hours, but I just tested at 125 which is actually pretty good for me. I haven't noticed any oddities in my daily testings since I've been vaping. Its been steady as usual, only going up or down after I eat, as is normal. Hope you friend is okay, and that she too can keep vaping instead of falling back on analogs.

Has anyone else had a problem with the VP1's 510 adapter? I can barely get the atomizer to stay in, there is like one spot where it sticks, and that is easily pulled it bumped much at all. Anywhere but that little stick spot and they just fall right out. Sad monkey, because otherwise it seems to work MUCH better than the regular 510 batteries.

The whole boiling thing kinda scares me. Aren't there electronic connections in there can be ruined? Jen