to provari or not to provari

[matty198111]

Aug 7, 2012 18:22:53 GMT Perpetua said:

In fairness, not all Chinese gear is rubbish . . . but the Provari is in a league of it's own, for me anyway.

Glad you're enjoying yours Harmudge.

Their athletes certainly arnt

[harmudge]

Agreed Perpetua, not all Chinese stuff is junk...just an awful lot...lol.

Yes, enjoying the Provari at the moment anyway...I've only had it going for an hour or so after charging the battery's etc.

[harmudge]

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Lol.

[matty198111]

Aug 7, 2012 18:43:19 GMT harmudge said:

Agreed Perpetua, not all Chinese stuff is junk...just an awful lot...lol.

Yes, enjoying the Provari at the moment anyway...I've only had it going for an hour or so after charging the battery's etc.

They are great

Ive had mine since saturday and havnt put it down yet

[booblay]

Thanks for the advice guys..

guess i better stop spending my pocket money on crap and start saving for a provari.

i'm going to turkey and kos in a month. i wonder if they sell e-cig stuff over there? *google finger poised*



by the way, what do you all call your provari? petnames etc..

[Perpetua]

Aug 7, 2012 21:48:27 GMT booblay said:

by the way, what do you all call your provari? petnames etc.

[jayjay]

Aug 7, 2012 21:48:27 GMT booblay said:

Thanks for the advice guys..

guess i better stop spending my pocket money on crap and start saving for a provari.

i'm going to turkey and kos in a month. i wonder if they sell e-cig stuff over there? *google finger poised*



by the way, what do you all call your provari? petnames etc..

I think youll do bang on the right thing.
People may say you need to adjust and go up the ladder until you get more experience. And yes they have a very valid point. However, I spent easy 300 quid on e lites rubbish when I first jacked in the fags with zero guidance or help that I even knew existed. Total waste of money. I could have gone up the ladder, finding out this and that, learning in steps. But I'd also have been spending money in steps. Thanks to people like Blakey and others they help massive. Nuff respect. Who help and guide. My set up now, I love. Honestly I love it. My only fear is loosing something. So I'm considering getting two of everything! I've got 2 people off the nasties since I quit, these are people who didnt even wanna quit smoking at the time! even though I failed to convince them to initially splash out on a provari from the word go, I tried. They've both got twists. In a month or two, they will probably have provaris.

As for your holiday, I done France just a week or so after quitting. E lites let me down because I had a load of Carlos that turned out to be duff which I didn't take into account. I ended up having to drive for 2 hours to buy some french stuff.

[OneDay]

I put a Provari in shopping carts many times before pressing the BuyItNow button. It really does live up to it's reputation both in build quality and vaping experience. The main thing I noticed was consistency. Whether the battery is fresh or dying, the vape is the same every time you draw. I wnt through various devices, including lavatube, before ending up here and I'm glad I did. Partly because it helped me to learn how to vape, how to use vv, what delivery devices suited me best etc, and partly because the contrast helped me really appreciate all that's great about the Provari. If a lottery winner joined as a newbie I'd still recommend that they went through the same learning curve.

[at1]

Aug 7, 2012 21:58:44 GMT Perpetua said:

Aug 7, 2012 21:48:27 GMT booblay said:

by the way, what do you all call your provari? petnames etc.

You mean my preciouses or is that the name for the mini only, you know your gonna have start giving them individual names now that the family will be increased

[tillis]

I think buying a provari would be an easier decision if we had a bricks and mortar retailer. Its a considered purchase.
Buying online is OK, but sometimes its better to feel the product and talk to an informed salesperson. Just wish that was possible.

[Perpetua]

Sssssssssh At.

You'll get me in trouble with Gordy.

[Perpetua]

Aug 7, 2012 22:50:53 GMT tillis said:

I think buying a provari would be an easier decision if we had a bricks and mortar retailer. Its a considered purchase.
Buying online is OK, but sometimes its better to feel the product and talk to an informed salesperson. Just wish that was possible.

I take your point Tillis, although there are enough Provari users in the UK now to be able to make a pretty informed choice on the device. A year or so ago, you could only get them from the US, so it was a bit more of a leap of faith.

[Gordy]

Aug 7, 2012 22:52:11 GMT Perpetua said:

Sssssssssh At.

You'll get me in trouble with Gordy.

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

Never named my original v1 but my Mini was named from the start, Mini moo love it.

[at1]

Aug 7, 2012 22:52:11 GMT Perpetua said:

Sssssssssh At.

You'll get me in trouble with Gordy.