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I've tried, and will continue to try, all sorts of flavours. I've also got a couple of dozen concentrates and a similar number of recipes to try with them. I don't expect to settle on one flavour and vape it continuously, any more than I expect to settle on one meal and eat it repeatedly. I don't suppose I'll spend significantly more than I would by buying one juice all the time, but I'm lucky in that I can happily vape flavours I don't like (and I can rescue flavours with judicious mixing - almost anything can be made palatable by adding menthol). And in the unlikely event I find something I can't vape, there's always the classified section and the possibility of a swap. In any event, I'm spending less on juice than I was spending on tobacco. I think we just notice the spend on vaping, where the spend on smoking was so much a part of the pattern of our lives that it went almost unnoticed.

Just bought a couple. They're pretty and shiny and, most importantly, mine.

The two consistently good suppliers - in my own experience - are Vape Escape and Paradise Vape, but I also use Vapour Juice, Vapists Vapours and Liberty Flights.

I'm a nicotine addict who's chosen to replace one poisonous, cancer-causing, lung-destroying, expensive, over-taxed, foul-smelling habit with another, harmless, cheaper, sweet-smelling habit, in order to get my nicotine fix.

I'm happy with that.

Our GB parcel arrived this morning. Looking at the assembled goodies, we relaxed in the knowledge that we now had enough kit to last for months, enough juice to last for weeks and enough flavours to last longer than our taste buds. Not only that, but we were finally in the black, having spent less on vaping than we would have spent on smoking.



Half an hour later, we spent another £50 on shinies.

Stinging Nettle and Poison Ivy.