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Hi and welcome - if you like the Spinners and EVOD, just stay with them. Buy 2 or three more (dont forget a backup charger) of each, a couple spare coils and off you go.
The tank systems are usually copies of the old ego-T or ego-C types from Janty/Joyetech. I wouldn't bother with them any more, although I don't get a plasticky taste from them.

Oh, and, yes, the same juice can taste completely different in different delivery systems.

There's a world of interesting and strange flavors ahead of you, fred. If you like, don't see it as "Given up" but rather as "Started something exciting" - much more positive that way. For me vaping is smoking 2.0.

By that she means - suitable to quit smoking, because that is the only reason-to-be for a NRT, and, of course, that is all that matters for the "public health" people.

Well, don't expect too much from it, but we can have everything that is possible with food flavours: Pizza is an easy one.

Hello *wave* and welcome!

A lot of good advice already and you made up your mind. Good!
The best thing you already realized is that it is a lot better for you to see vaping as taking up a new habit, not as a way to quit smoking. That might or might not happen, but vaping is like smoking 2.0 - better than smoking, more fun, better taste, but no death.

Soon enough you will look for ways to get that smell out of your clothing =)

Until then, don't worry about stopping smoking, just weave in your vaping and it will all be very natural.

Later, if you decided to give up the tobacco altogether, you will need backups and backups for them, and worry about the next big vaping shiney, but until then, just enjoy the ride. Its great!

I had been smoking 1-2, sometimes 3 packs of Gitanes (The stumpy french type) for 30+ years before I started vaping out of curiosity and after more than a year off the cigarettes I can report that this was the best decision I ever made. I gave up smoking on the first vaping day, but I didn't even want to. We even have 20 or 30 packs of cigarettes right here in this shelf, but we just don't like them any more. Yes, my wife started with me.

The only real downside to vaping is time and cost. I read more vaping related stuff than what I am supposed to read for my job. And vaping (for me) is more expensive than smoking ever was, but I will start saving money right after the next shiney device, I promise =)

Hmm, yes, postage regulations are an explanation. Thanks for pointing that out.