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I started at 18mg and stepped down to 11/6mg at about 30 days. I am just at 60 days and ordered my first 0mg. I have been vaping this for a couple of days and haven't really noticed a difference in attitude/consumption/craving. I vape at 5V so the increased power makes up for the TH lost to 0 nic. I'm happy with 0mg juice thus far and I plan on ordering it exclusively from now on.

BWB juices are excellent at 5V - I prefer Applewood and Waffle.

I disagree - I have both and use both the Boge LR cartos and a 5V Tekk mod. The true 5V device: definitely drinks juice faster than even the LR carto on a 3.7v and drops a much warmer, and plentiful amount of juice. 5V vaping has spoiled me - no matter what I do, 3.7 just doesnt compete anymore.

I agree completely. I just started using a 5V Tekk mod, and my standard atomizers (2.4-2.8) taste burnt when dripping, no matter how much juice I apply. My standard resistance Boge cartos on the other hand, these are just perfect. Anyone have experience with "High Voltage" atomizers? Are they worth investing?

Yessir! 1. Remove atty from bat 2. Remove cart/drip tip from atty. 3. Blow strong and steadily from the open end until excess juice evacuates through vent holes near the threading. 4. Reattach to batt and enjoy. You are using a manual (push button style) battery correct? Dripping on an automatic battery is not really a good idea as overfills like this can seep into the unsealed batter connector and damage the battery.

...Absolutely... Carrying around the eGo case with cartos, batts, a charger, a bent paper clip, and a small bottle of juice... Then again, I don't really mind as I would rather carry this around than smell like smoke after every break.

I am a Riva 510 user and I am more than happy with the unit. Great battery life, excellent vapor production, and in the end - you can put any "510" brand Atomizer on the battery. So if you prefer Joye branded atomizers, you can simply purchase them and use them with the slightly larger Riva battery. Both are 3.7 volt devices, and both have protected batteries that perform about the same in terms of voltage drop off and battery drain.

The Liberty-Flights Riva 510 Carto-Deluxe is an excellent deal with the 20% offer. It produces very well, and the Boge 3.0 Ohm carts provide a great vaping experience with a decent shelf life (I have been reusing mine for well over a month.) In addition, Liberty-Flights is an amazing supplier with great customer service. One of the batteries from my Riva kit failed on me and wouldn't hold a charge after about a month. Needless to say, Abe from LF responded to my RMA inquiry within an hour, providing instructions on receiving a replacement without needing to send back the failed item first. When LF was out of the particular battery I needed, Abe offered to send me an Ego battery or apply store credit to my account. Regardless of what product you chose, I highly recommend Liberty-Flights, definitely a top notch supplier.