Buying my 1st vapouriser..help please! :)

[beccymac]

Hi all.. I'm about to buy vapourisers to help myself + husband to stop smoking..i've done some research,watched and read lots of reviews and whittled it down to 2- Kanger EVOD twin starter kit (£25 ish) or Aspire Nautilus Mini BVC (£19.99 each) .
Can anyone help me by recommending which one,and a good E-liquid too please? I'm unsure which one to choose as a starter (if we like them,i'll more than likely upgrade after a couple of months anyway).
Many thanks!

[VapingBad]

Welcome aboard beccymac, I'm not a good person to answer that question, but as far as I know they would be very good choices and the Nautilus is a bit of a step up from the Evod. RY4 maybe a good flavour to start. I'm sure several other members with more recent experience of this type of device will give you a better answer before the night is out.

[beccymac]

Hi all..looking to buy my 1st vapourisers for myself + my husband. After a fair bit of research i'm down to 2- Kanger EVOD Twin Starter Kit (£25 ish) and Aspire Nautilus Mini (£20 each).
If anyone could recommend which to choose,and a decent e-liquid,i'd be really grateful.
Many thanks

[Greg]

beccymac I'd recommend you buy 2 of each of the items below for you and hubby.

Just get any of the liquid from the same site below to start with. You'll need to decide on liquid nicotine strength though. How many cigs do you each smoke a day.

myepack.co.uk/innokin-itaste-vv-v3-0-express-kit.html

myepack.co.uk/itaste-vv-v3-o.html

Nothing wrong with the evods but there's more flexibility with kits above as they have variable output

[beccymac]

Thanks Greg..another to my list! I smoke about 30 a day (oh,the shame!),so want something with a good amount of 'draw' and vapour. Didn't want to spend too much at first,if i get on ok,i'll probably upgrade after a couple of months anyway. Thanks for the help

[tracerace1]

hi beccymac welcome to aaec

i've just copied and posted from my other thread the below may help you as Greg says above

myepack has the itaste vv3 express kit too this is just the battery and the charger tho
you may well do better having 2 full kits for the extra £10 hun £60 seems a lot of money......but the clear's are going to last you months......
hubby and I use the kit...we have two full kits each we've had them since February and just brought 5 new wick's they are superb on charging etc you will get at least 300 charges from each battery b4 having to replace.

so our initial £120.00 on 4 kits has actually worked out at roughly £20 a month plus juices xx

hope this makes sense hun link

[charon]

Greetings and to AAEC beccymac

[beccymac]

Thanks! Lots of reading to do. Have they helped you to give up smoking?

[beccymac]

Thanks! x

[Greg]

beccymac both my wife and I smoked 25 cig goes a day, we started on 18mg nic juice. I quit ciggies overnight and my wife used both for a couple of months slowly reducing ciggies and now we've both been cig free for almost a year.

My wife still uses the kits I linked to above.

[tracerace1]

Oct 5, 2014 20:28:09 GMT beccymac said:

Thanks! Lots of reading to do. Have they helped you to give up smoking?

we've not smoked for two years

[beccymac]

Well done to you all!

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Oct 5, 2014 20:28:09 GMT beccymac said:

Thanks! Lots of reading to do. Have they helped you to give up smoking?

Hardly ever smoke and I was an ounce of tobacco a day smoker for umpteen years. When I started vaping my £45 (then) a week habit went down to £20 or less a week overnight.

Find the right kit for and it's easy...find the wrong kit and you'll be back to smoking what you were and more..

Persistance is the key though. If your nicotine concentration isn't strong enough - increase it. If you think you are coughing too much on the e-cig - ask for advice on here (it can be fixed). In fact the only stupid question on here is the one you don't ask

beccymac

PS. a mod is a more advanced e-cig than we recommend for beginners generally. It's an e-cig you can take the batteries out of and charge them seperately. most beginners e-cigs you charge using the charging cable it came with. Just remember to use common sense and keep safe. Charge away from pets and childen and liquids. Don't leave your e-cig charging overnight.

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome beccymac

I used to smoke, on average, 50 ciggies a day Never thought I could find anything that would help me cut down, never mind give them up completely - until I bought my first e-cig

[gill2009]

 A very BIG welcome to AAEC beccymac...great advice given already, so just enjoy