Glad I found this forum again!

[dusty]

Hey all, back again. Funny how you remember a forum because of helpful members

Anyway, I'm back on the war path with my ciggy habit! The last time I was here I ended up with an ecig and while the advise was sound the juice I had with it was awful and kind of put me off the whole thing and just carried on smoking. My 40th is up tomorrow and it really is time to kick fags into touch SO...... I'm here again to bend some ears

Money being tight as usual I'm looking for something CHEAP. I like the look of the ego twist 510 but down my local shop they retail at £24.99 and as I'm gonna get the other half one as well that's quite a few quid to find, then there's the juice on top

Been mooching around ebay and spotted SHISHA ecigs with much cheapness, some as cheap as a tenner. Any thoughts on that type of cig?

If anyone could suggest a cheapy that does the trick please do let me know.

Much thanks..

[skyjay]

Welcome back happy birthday for 2morrow

[rich64]

Hello Dusty

Theres a blister pack that should fit your needs and pocket which for the life of me i cant find on paradise vapes but if you hold out someone more savvy will come along

[dreamylittledream]

Twist clone from PV - £8.98

paradisevapeuk.vstore.ca/twist-type-900mah-p-552.html

No they are not real Joyetech obviously but they are really decent clones.

You'll be needing a decent clearo (evod is a good budget choice) and some decent juice to make a go of this (try alchemists cupboard or vapology for some very nice tasting juice - or joose juice for occasionally erratic tasting but some very cheap and sometimes excellent juices - £1.49 for a 10ml taster).

[Deleted]

Hi & welcome back, dusty. If you seriously want to get back into vaping & away from cigs, then you'd be better going for something more than a shisha. Dreamy has posted a link to something that will get you restarted & they're cheap, then you can go to someone like Sadie www.ukecigcabin.com/ for your twists. Only trouble is, she's away on her hols until the 24th. There are plenty of vendors on here with good kit, cheaper than your local shop & don't forget to look up the discount codes too.

www.joosejuice.co.uk have tasters, also mentioned by Dreamy.

Good luck with your restart.

[Perpetua]

I know you've said cheap Dusty, but it honestly can be a false economy . . . I'd really recommend you buy at least one of these as they're at a great price:

paradisevapeuk.vstore.ca/i-taste-vv-v30-kit-p-586.html

The clearo's are brilliant and last for ages, the VV/VW battery isn't too shabby either . . . VV/VW will give you an excellent vape, which in turn will help you stick with vaping this time.

It would be £30 very well spent.

[dreamylittledream]

Have to agree with Perps that iTaste kit is a bargain for the money - I got one super cheap (£20) a few months ago thanks to Vape Escape accidentally sending me a V3 when they were meant to be clearing the V2 ones and its a great little device and does a lot of fancy features in a small package - in fact more fancy features then anything I can think anything else does size wise (although the battery gives a vape more akin to a twist or a spinner rather than the heavy duty kick of a large battery mod). My only real moan with it is the battery doesn't do a whole day for a moderate to heavy vaper like myself.

But a twist will ease you back in and even with a evod and charger added in you are still looking at £15 - so depends how much the other £15 matters really - if you can afford it definitely go for the itaste - that's a starter kit I wish I'd have had...but if it has to be cheap on bang for your buck you won't get much less than the twist I reckon...

[chuck]

welcome back dusty.

[dusty]

Sept 10, 2013 19:21:41 GMT skyjay said:

Welcome back happy birthday for 2morrow

Hello skyjay, thanks for that.

Thanks chuck

[dragon]

Sept 10, 2013 20:48:48 GMT Perpetua said:

I know you've said cheap Dusty, but it honestly can be a false economy . . . I'd really recommend you buy at least one of these as they're at a great price:

paradisevapeuk.vstore.ca/i-taste-vv-v30-kit-p-586.html

The clearo's are brilliant and last for ages, the VV/VW battery isn't too shabby either . . . VV/VW will give you an excellent vape, which in turn will help you stick with vaping this time.

It would be £30 very well spent.

That is truly a bargain. You get 5 iClear16s which retail normally for £3-6 so say 3 to be fair, which means you are paying £15 for a top notch battery and another £15 for months and months of clearos (they go on for ages, much longer than most other clearos on the market). When you finally need to replacement heads shouldn't cost you more than £2 each and if you take care of them properly they can last months.

The battery is also a passthrough, which means when you are at home you can vape while it is charging. The user interface is superb, and vape wise you can't get much better than an iClear on an iTaste imo.

[Roscopecotrain]

Welcome back dusty

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[dusty]

Sept 10, 2013 20:48:48 GMT Perpetua said:

I know you've said cheap Dusty, but it honestly can be a false economy . . . I'd really recommend you buy at least one of these as they're at a great price:

paradisevapeuk.vstore.ca/i-taste-vv-v30-kit-p-586.html

The clearo's are brilliant and last for ages, the VV/VW battery isn't too shabby either . . . VV/VW will give you an excellent vape, which in turn will help you stick with vaping this time.

It would be £30 very well spent.

It does look good, battery look HUGE.. Only bind with that one is an additional battery for the other half's vap..

[Chrissie]

Welcome back dusty

[dragon]

Sept 11, 2013 9:00:13 GMT dusty said:

Sept 10, 2013 20:48:48 GMT Perpetua said:

I know you've said cheap Dusty, but it honestly can be a false economy . . . I'd really recommend you buy at least one of these as they're at a great price:

paradisevapeuk.vstore.ca/i-taste-vv-v30-kit-p-586.html

The clearo's are brilliant and last for ages, the VV/VW battery isn't too shabby either . . . VV/VW will give you an excellent vape, which in turn will help you stick with vaping this time.

It would be £30 very well spent.

It does look good, battery look HUGE.. Only bind with that one is an additional battery for the other half's vap..

The battery isn't huge, it's kind of dinky and being square doesn't roll off the table and smash your clearos

Admittedly you would have to get something for the other half as well, but it's still a money saver if you look at the long term.

This is a great kit myepack.co.uk/evod-starter-kit.html and includes 2 batteries and some spare heads. You wouldn't have anything to use while they recharge, so I would recommend getting one each, but it is 2 batteries

[Jaguar7777]

I think I have said this before, but the Riva 1100 kit from Vapeescape is pretty hard to beat as a starter pack.


That said, any 1000 - 1100 battery and a few clearomisers will set you up nicely.


Jag. (Life is like a box of battery's, they can't all be flat ...)