Shel

Well, I decided to purchase a Joye 510 along with my 810, and figured I'd use the 510 when out and about. What's strange is, the Joye 510 arrived, and it doesn't irritate my throat nearly as much as the 801 did! I get great vapor from it.... not sure what's different... the atty, the juice I'm using... but whatever it is, it is MUCH easier on my throat, and doesn't cause me to cough like the 801 did. I decided to return the 801, and get a Personal Charging Case for the 501, and just stick with that. Now waiting for my variety pack of juices... thanks again to all of you, and Merry Christmas!

Thanks for everyone's feedback. Definitely sticking with it. I'm now trying a lower mg cart, but it's still irritating my throat. I hope to receive caramel juice today or tomorrow, and a variety pack shortly after that. Really appreciate everyone's help!

I just started vaping yesterday, and I'm a little frustrated. While I did cut down from about one and a half packs a day to about six or eight analog cigs yesterday, here's my problem... When I take a drag from my e-cig, it really irritates my throat and makes me either cough, or feel like I'm about to cough. I really want to stop analog's completely. I'm not sure if this is due to the fact I purchased only tobacco tasting juice (Marban and another smoke flavored cart), or that I'm using 18mg carts, or that it's a new atty, or what? I really want to switch completely, and I'm still syc'ed about vaping. I ordered a sample pack of different flavored juice yesterday, some 18mg and some 12mg... I ordered Red Bull, Cappuccino, Chocolate Hazelnut, etc. Sooo... any suggestions, other then trying different flavors, to help reduce the throat irritation? Do you think it's caused by using a new Atty? Perhaps just vaping a few days and I'll get more used to it? Any help is greatly apprecaited!

ddave This does seem, to me, like the wisest choice, but I could be wrong. Some people are saying they don't want to vap in public, because of the public's lack of knowledge about vaping. Seems that until people start to see other people vaping, more routinely, that there will continue to be a lack of understanding, and a tenancy to equate vaping with smoking... (hey, it LOOKS like a cig, it produces clouds of smoke/vap like a cig, it must be a cig!) Perhaps vaping in public, not in an obnoxious way, but explaining what it is when people ask, and certainly stopping of you're asked to put it away, might help gain acceptance faster? Certainly asking the managers of an establishment is a good idea. Thanks for everyone's feedback... it's all very interesting!

Just started vaping this morning (well, actually, at 3am this morning!) I'm wondering if and where you guys vap in public? Restaurants? Movie theaters? I'm in L.A., and have seen exactly ZERO people vaping! Is it that uncommon, or do people simply not vap in public? Can those with more experience (then my, um, four hours!) tell me where they've vaped, what city/town you're in, and what the reception of other people has been? Thanks in advance! Shel