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£6.99 here: truevape.co.uk/iclear30.html 

It's surprisingly light, but it definitely isn't small! Maybe about twice the size of a VTR? The other thing is that I would never take it into an airport, because it looks suspiciously like a detonator!  

Hi and dhansak! It sounds like you've done some thorough research and are off to a great start. One thing to think about when buying clearos is whether you think you'd prefer a warmer vape (which is more like smoking a cigarette) or a cooler one. Top coil clearos like the Iclear 30, Iclear 16 and Vivi Nova often give a warmer vape, while bottom coil clearos like the Evod, Protank and Davide tend to give a cooler vape. Don't forget to pick up some spare coil heads at the same time as the clearos, because it will save you on postage and you will need them at some point in the near future.

I think that going for a variable voltage battery straight away is a good idea, because it's likely that you'll want to upgrade to one in the future anyway. The MVP has a good reputation, as do the Innokin VV and the Vision Spinner - so it really depends on how much you're willing to spend. I agree with previous comments about it being good to always have a backup, so if you can afford a couple of batteries it's worth getting them.

It's always hard to recommend juice to someone, because it's very much a matter of personal taste. All I can really say is not to be put off if you don't like the first one you try, because it can take a bit of experimenting to find juices that suit your taste.

Good work on getting the iclear 16's - you should get a decent quality  vape from them.   Here is the link for the spare coil heads on myepack: myepack.co.uk/accessories/iclear-16-dual-coil-heads-1-5ohm.html .  Maybe if you email them, you could get them to add the coil heads to your order?

Talking to an experienced vaper in person about how best to use your equipment sounds like a great idea - I find that being shown how to do things is often more straightforward than reading instructions. But in the meantime, there's loads of useful info on youtube: If you type in 'iclear 16', you will find videos explaining how to fill the clearomizer and change the coil heads. 

Please let us know your budget, so that we can suggest the best devices in your price range: I suspect that people will mention the Vision Spinner, Ego Twist and Innokin VV, which all have a good reputation and come at a reasonable price.

Taking those first few steps into vaping can be quite daunting, because it feels like there's so much to learn. But do persevere and before you know it, filling your clearo and changing coil heads will feel like second nature. You've already done the hard part, which is making the transition from cigarettes! 

Over the weekend I treated myself to a Joyetech eMode in black, which should arrive in the next couple of days. I got it from the classies at UKV for £35, which I reckon is a good price considering it retails for just short of £100. I was just wondering if anyone here had used one, and what your thoughts on it are? 

Hi and crazyquilter ! Congrats on making the switch to vaping, keep up the good work! If I were you, I'd try to get a refund for the kit you bought, because you can get a lot more for your money! But don't worry too much if they won't take it back, because it should tide you over for a while. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions - everyone here is very friendly and helpful.

Home made lasagne and a side salad for me tonight...followed by a nice dessert vape - maybe lemon meringue pie?