Help needed asap!

[lal]

Chickapea, where in n Ireland are you? There's a b&m shop in armagh, and one in Portadown ( though I haven't been in it)

[babs]

I think ego is the fitting not the make on batteries and tanks. It's the most common one too so most things fit. The itaste vv/vw is an ego and I think 510 so don't worry too much about that.

[chickapea]

Havent gotten through replies yet just noticed message from lal (sorry dont know how to tag you...am using tablet here and have never chatted like this on a forum before)... im near magherafelt/cookstown. Do you mean the b&m that sell houseware etc??? Do they sell these ecigs? If so are they any good?

[djs]

Welcome chickapea

All I would say is keep calm and don't rush into anything. If you find something you like the look of, ask here first.

There's a lot of overpriced rubbish out there.

lal knows what the deal is, if you in messaging with her, you're on the right tracks.

[babs]

B & M = bricks and mortar shop there is a map on here somewhere but I can't find it at the moment

[babs]

Oh I think this is it maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msid=215709227017751563123.0004e116abe884acfc184&msa=0&ll=56.0475

[chickapea]

Perhaps I was wrong ruling out the type that look like cigs...would you's agree or should I stay away from them. I really want a good throat hit. Obviously im confusing myself more here lol ....overthinking...

[lal]

That's the one babs, there's a shop in armagh too. They had mostly evods and ego batteries, but the bloke running it seemed nice.

djs, am very flattered..

[lal]

STAY AWAY FROM THE CIGALIKES!!!!!!!

[chickapea]

Lol.....so is that like cartomisers then, are they the ones to avoid? Do you think I will find getting up and running difficult...am a bit worried about the filling up the liquid part and it then leaking...this is why I really want something easy to use

[lal]

No, nothing to do with cartos, just the ones with piddling wee batteries that look like cigs! Filling tanks is really easy, honest!

[BrenD]

Feb 22, 2014 21:06:05 GMT chickapea said:

Lol.....so is that like cartomisers then, are they the ones to avoid? Do you think I will find getting up and running difficult...am a bit worried about the filling up the liquid part and it then leaking...this is why I really want something easy to use

Hey

You will spill liquid at some stage, it happens to everyone.  If you are as clumsy as I am, it can happen quite often!  But it really isn't anything to worry about and you are highly unlikely to come across anything that is difficult to get started with.  There is plenty of gear out there that can be pretty tricky to use for a beginner, but you would have to go looking for it.  Any of the links that people post for starter kits will be perfectly suitable.

I find it easier to fill larger clearomisers as I have to be less precise about where the liquid goes, but I'm yet to come across anything that I have struggled to fill.  Something like this myepack.co.uk/clearomizers/iclear-30-s-dual-coil-clearomiser.html is incredibly easy to fill, but will look and feel a little top heavy on a small eGo-style battery.

If you give us a rough idea of how much you want to spend, we'll be able to point you in the right direction!

[GenesisGFX]

I think the easiest one is MVP 2.0 or vv/wv no need to change anything on it only plug it in to charge and charge batteries

[martintheveg]

to the forum chickapea,
good luck in your Vaping journey

[aliscampbell]

Hi chickapea

Another total newbie here. Just 3 weeks vaping. I think you were on the right track with the idea of the myepack starter kit. I got the evod starter kit which is great because you get two tanks and more importantly two batteries. I then got two mini protanks and two bigger batteries 1000mah.

The mini protank is easier to fill being clearer and being glass it is more resistant to some juices that reportedly break plastic tanks like the evod.

As you smoke 20 a day, I would suggest you consider
Mini protank x2
1000mah evod battery x2
charger either mains or usb
10ml juice x3 mix of 18mg and 24mg nicotine strength

You can then top up with extra juice and and spare coil heads as required. I been into two shops and although it is nice to see, feel and try before you buy very few can beat the prices and range you can get online. Saying that my local shop is great for juice but the kit suggested above would cost you £75 compared with £55 at myepack.

Hope you feel better soon.