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Steeping=planning. Buy juice a month before you need them and you are sorted. This is where mass produced juice such as Dekang comes in handy. Find your vapes, stock up on the mass produced stuff and vape your good juices 3-4 weeks later. Plan it out and always stay 30ml or so ahead of the game and steeping becomes irrelevant.

It's hard while you find your vape, or make your own, but once yo settle on a range of flavours, bought or self made, you can just plan ahead and buy/mix a few weeks before you need.

As for steeping, I normally remove cap and squeeze air out every 2-3days, give a good shake and leave in a cool dark place. Every juice has a different time requirement to steep properly so there are no rules set in stone.

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Either of the starter kits would do you fine, but may as well spend the extra couple of quid on the glass kit, as some juices can crack the plastic used in tanks like the EVOD 2.

These kits generally come with two batteries and two tanks. This allows you to have one battery charging while using the other. Anyway, one battery should last you at least a shift at work. Mine lasted for about 8-10 hours when I used them.

The tanks will hold enough to keep you vaping for a while. You'll probably use about 2 tanks a day, but this varies from person to person depending how much you vape.

As for suppliers, try myepack , probably the best price you'll get on the kits you mentioned.

You can get cheap juice from mr e-cig , but most people prefer the juices from Joose Juice. You can buy 10ml samples here for £1.50, and I believe they still do buy bogof on the 30ml bottles.

Also check out smoke rainbow who sell 1ml samples from various manufacturers for 50-70p each. A good way to try lots of flavours and manufacturers without buying large bottles you may not like.

Good luck and happy vaping.

She studied Russian and Japanese at University in Bulgaria, she has a talent for languages.

Although they barely count as e-cig vendors(they sell VG) I felt I had to post this.

Went into Boots today with PinkyPuff for some odds and ends (pricey shampoo/conditioner for her) and the guy serving her was brilliant.  As well as great and friendly service, he noticed she wasn't UK native, and took the time to have a conversation with her in Russian (pinkypuff was born in Russia).  This kind of service is what makes a business great.  Thank you boots, and more importantly, thank you John from the Airdrie store.  Your kindness, patience and consideration for customers is greatly appreciated.  People working in shops could learn a lot from you, and those like you.

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