juicinjasmine1993

So I read this awesome article on NBC:
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/vaping-electronic-cigarettes-gets-green-light-some-offices-n94746

Basically, to sum it up:
An Oklahoma woman, CEO of a company, bought her employees close to $100 worth of vaping equipment, mainly those who were smokers of analogs, to help get them off.
According to her, vaping is what got her off her awful smoking habit, and she wants other people to experience the same joy she has.

Who would want to work for this company?? It's basically okay to sit at your desk and vape it up!


Jazz

So I read this awesome article on NBC:
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/vaping-electronic-cigarettes-gets-green-light-some-offices-n94746

Basically, to sum it up:
An Oklahoma woman, CEO of a company, bought her employees close to $100 worth of vaping equipment, mainly those who were smokers of analogs, to help get them off.
According to her, vaping is what got her off her awful smoking habit, and she wants other people to experience the same joy she has.

Who would want to work for this company?? It's basically okay to sit at your desk and vape it up!


Jazz

So I read this awesome article on NBC:
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/vaping-electronic-cigarettes-gets-green-light-some-offices-n94746

Basically, to sum it up:
An Oklahoma woman, CEO of a company, bought her employees close to $100 worth of vaping equipment, mainly those who were smokers of analogs, to help get them off.
According to her, vaping is what got her off her awful smoking habit, and she wants other people to experience the same joy she has.

Who would want to work for this company?? It's basically okay to sit at your desk and vape it up!


Jazz

So I read this awesome article on NBC:
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/vaping-electronic-cigarettes-gets-green-light-some-offices-n94746

Basically, to sum it up:
An Oklahoma woman, CEO of a company, bought her employees close to $100 worth of vaping equipment, mainly those who were smokers of analogs, to help get them off.
According to her, vaping is what got her off her awful smoking habit, and she wants other people to experience the same joy she has.

Who would want to work for this company?? It's basically okay to sit at your desk and vape it up!


Jazz

So I read this awesome article on NBC:
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/vaping-electronic-cigarettes-gets-green-light-some-offices-n94746

Basically, to sum it up:
An Oklahoma woman, CEO of a company, bought her employees close to $100 worth of vaping equipment, mainly those who were smokers of analogs, to help get them off.
According to her, vaping is what got her off her awful smoking habit, and she wants other people to experience the same joy she has.

Who would want to work for this company?? It's basically okay to sit at your desk and vape it up!


Jazz

Its all E-Liquid no matter what you vape. Blu's and other overpriced carto garbage are just pre-filled for you. There is no difference, other than taste, between a pre-filled e-cig carto and filling a tank.

I'm about 40 days in, so happy to be off analogs! I'm better off vaping anyway
Welcome to Vapor Talk!

Jazz

Its mostly just different terminology, when I got started not that long ago it was all e-cigs and the cigarette look-a-like devices were called cigalikes.

IMO, stick with something like the Ego style devices like this to start with if you want something really cheap http://www.fadoravapor.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=31_32&products_id=52

I paid about $30 for a similar device locally, which was only half as much as I spent on a stupid blue starter kit a year before that's collecting dust somewhere.

I quickly moved up to an MVP 2.0 that i paid about $40 for and it was way nicer, but starting out with a box mod isn't for everyone, which is why I recommend the Ego-T type batteries and clearomizers.

I paid over $100 more than two years ago for a cigalike kit with charger/case two batteries and about 10 or 20 cartridges. Didn't make it through three cartridges. It was that bad. Like it was already mentioned, about the only advantage of the look alike was it's small size and look of an analog. That would be good if you were trying to make peoplke think you were smoking a real cigarette, imo. Don't know why anyone would want to do that. As for me I LIKE walking about town with my eGo. I'm sure I'll like it with my spinner too. Not sure I'll be lugging around the ZMAX lol. I want people to come up to me and ask me what I have. What is that? What does it do? You mean it's not tobacco? Where does that smoke come from (ah, glad you asked ma'am, but that isn't smoke it's vapor).

I agree with the above. iv tried the blu...not a fan

I tried the e-cig route... hated it...

The batteries don't have much capacity, nor do the cartomizers... the vapor production (and taste) dropped off to nothing, quickly... and the price for disposables was costing me more than actual smoking! The rechargeables were just not cutting it too (prices were outrageous compared to an eGo-style kit), and lack of "flavor" offerings is soooo limited for e-cigs, compared to vaping.

The only advantage to e-cig for me was they were small and don't draw the attention my larger eGo battery and clearomizer do in public places.

I'm still relatively new to the whole vaping process, but I wouldn't wait until you have a very strong burning flavor to stop. Once you start to sense that "burning" taste, then yeah I would replace it. Sometimes the readers can be off though, so use your best judgment

Jazz