Hi :-) (newbie)

[beeratz]

Hi everyone!! I recently purchased an e-cig from nicolites to help me quit smoking as I have tried everything and nothing has worked I'm so hoping that the e-cig will work for me!
However, after having a quick search through the forum I can't find nicolites mentioned anywhere please tell me I haven't wasted my money on a useless bit of kit ???
I'm new to this so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou!!

[bel]

Hello and welcome beeratz, is this the one you have bought?

www.nicolites.co.uk/store/starter-kit/

[Perpetua]

Hello & a warm welcome from me Beeratz!

Well done on taking the vaping plunge . . . you won't regret it! Off to have a read of Bel's link as I'm not familar with Nicolites.


>>>>>>> Back from a read . . . have you got just the one battery in your kit Beeratz?

[Karma]

Mar 18, 2012 21:16:06 GMT bel said:

Hello and welcome beeratz, is this the one you have bought?

www.nicolites.co.uk/store/starter-kit/

That's the one my workmate has been using since November, she's getting on really well with it!

I looked into things a bit more and decided I wanted the freedom of a kit (longer battery life) and juices so that I could mix and match, plus it should be cheaper the way I've done it, lol

If it's working for you, then that's great! a lot of us here have had attempts to quit smoking using NRT and it hasn't worked. Vaping has worked for me and I didn't even mean to quit smoking, it just happened

Good luck

[bel]

Seems alot of money for one battery

[beeratz]

Thankyou for the warm welcome
Bel- yes that's the one I have. After reading through some of the info here, maybe I should have done a bit more research into the different types of kit available before buying

[beeratz]

Yep I just have the one battery

[bel]

Well its a start beeratz, as you've ordered it now. At least you will get a feel for vaping and as Karma says her friend got on with it.

Wont be long before you will want to upgrade, big congrats on making the move beeratz

[bel]

The reason you need two batterys is for when the other is on charge, but all is not lost so dont panic. You've found us now

[Perpetua]

It's better than nothing . . . but there are considerably better kits available Beeratz.

The problem with the one you have, is what do you do whilst your one battery is charging . . . it won't last you terribly long I'm afraid.

How many ciggies do you normally smoke, just to get an idea of what might be a better proposition for you.

[Karma]

Bel, my friend is still very happy with her choice, she doesn't want any faff and has cut down on the nicotine strength with a view to being 0 nic come next month then packing vaping in!

Bee, how are you coping with just one battery? when it needs charged you'll be without?

[Karma]

Lol. mega cross posts

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome Beeratz

The Nicolite you bought will work OK but we could have found you a much better deal. Don't worry though, see how you get on with it when it arrives & you can always use it as a back up. The main problem is going to be that it only has one battery, so you will have nothing to use when it's on charge.

How many cigarettes do you usually smoke a day ?

[Chrissie]

And I'm still typing so slow I've crossed posts with everyone

[Anne (fuzzy)]

Welcome beeratz

I started vaping with a lookey-likey e cig, as they're known, I think a lot of vapers did, so don't worry, you're not alone. As time goes on, most people want to progress to something bigger and more powerful. But, as it does the job it was created for, that's fine.
It's a shame the cartridges aren't re-fillable though as they're a bit expensive at £6.95 for 3.

Just noticed - and £1 for postage