goldcaphunter said:

I tried one of the disposable ecigs(blu) wasn't bad. I still prefer marb black(special blend) or camel Turkish gold

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An ecig juice will never taste like x brand of cigarettes. For the most part, they start to taste like crap after you stop smoking them. You end up getting a more pipe style tobacco with various flavors. Of course you can also get flavors that mimic just about any candy, cake, drink, whatever you can imagine. The hard part is finding one that does it right. 20 vendors might do the same flavor, but maybe 12 do it similar, 5 do it pretty good and 2 do it just like that thing should taste like and 1 tastes exactly like "you" think it tastes like.

Aside from just the flavor of the juice you also have a mind numbing amount of ways to vape that. Just to start it off, I can vape a juice at 4.2 volts on my KGO with a drip tip and it will taste grand. I can change out the drip tip and use a single coil clearomizir or a dual coil tank and it will taste fine. If I use a dual coil clearomizor it wont work well, unacceptable vapor and taste. Of course if I use a tank with a differant Ohm coil it will suck. If I use my Vision Spinner (variable voltage) I can vape one kind of juice at 4.8 volts and it will be grand, but another needs to be at 4.2v, or 4.5v. Now those little increments don't matter a lot, but they will change the flavor just enough to make it important with quality juice.


It's all a

I still am stupified by a lot of the higher end stuff. Rebuildable drip tanks that you have to buy the wic and wire and to the wrapping yourself and check the ohms so you know what volts or watts you send to it and then...... WHAT

tdubz said:

get a good one online...those cheap ones at the corner store suck.

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anunnakian said:

goldcaphunter said:

I tried one of the disposable ecigs(blu) wasn't bad. I still prefer marb black(special blend) or camel Turkish gold

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An ecig juice will never taste like x brand of cigarettes. For the most part, they start to taste like crap after you stop smoking them. You end up getting a more pipe style tobacco with various flavors. Of course you can also get flavors that mimic just about any candy, cake, drink, whatever you can imagine. The hard part is finding one that does it right. 20 vendors might do the same flavor, but maybe 12 do it similar, 5 do it pretty good and 2 do it just like that thing should taste like and 1 tastes exactly like "you" think it tastes like.

Aside from just the flavor of the juice you also have a mind numbing amount of ways to vape that. Just to start it off, I can vape a juice at 4.2 volts on my KGO with a drip tip and it will taste grand. I can change out the drip tip and use a single coil clearomizir or a dual coil tank and it will taste fine. If I use a dual coil clearomizor it wont work well, unacceptable vapor and taste. Of course if I use a tank with a differant Ohm coil it will suck. If I use my Vision Spinner (variable voltage) I can vape one kind of juice at 4.8 volts and it will be grand, but another needs to be at 4.2v, or 4.5v. Now those little increments don't matter a lot, but they will change the flavor just enough to make it important with quality juice.


It's all a

I still am stupified by a lot of the higher end stuff. Rebuildable drip tanks that you have to buy the wic and wire and to the wrapping yourself and check the ohms so you know what volts or watts you send to it and then...... WHAT

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Heh, that sounds...too...something.

xbloodwhipx said:

Also, if the box says its like, 1.4% nicotine... How many MG is that? Like 6 puffs or so, compared to a cigarette.

Cuz i noticed i take like 12 puffs from this e cig before i quit puffing.

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Quote:

Nicotine content of a tobacco cigarette

Traditional tobacco cigarettes have varying nicotine contents depending on the brand. Nicotine contents of tobacco cigarettes have trended down over the past 30 years from an average of 1.35 mg per cigarette in 1968 to an average of 0.90 mg per cigarette in 1994. Per brand breakdowns are as follows and are based on a study done by the United States Federal Trade Commission on1206 varieties of domestic cigarettes between the years 1994 and 1997:

Lucky Strike Regular 1.6 mg per cigarette
Marlboro Red 1.2 mg per cigarette
Marlboro Light 0.8 mg per cigarette
Newport Regular 1.2 mg per cigarette
Newport Light 0.7 mg per cigarette
Camel Regular 1.4 mg per cigarette
Camel Light 0.9 mg per cigarette
Camel Wide 1.2 mg per cigarette
Capri Super Slim 0.8 mg per cigarette
Chesterfield Full Flavor 1.5 mg per cigarette
Parliament Light 0.7 mg per cigarette
Salem Regular 1.2 mg per cigarette
Salem Light 0.9 mg per cigarette
Basic Regular 1.0 mg per cigarette
Basic Light 0.7 mg per cigarette
Kool Regular 1.1 mg per cigarette
Paul Maul Regular 1.7 mg per cigarette
Virginia Slims 1.1 mg per cigarette
Winston Regular 1.2 mg per cigarette

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Chowder963 said:

I had mango flavor and that gum that they used to have 10 years ago with the metal can and it was like pink orange and green and they had tattoes on the paper of the gum and the gum was assorted with the colors.

Anyone know which gum im talking about?

I called it zebra gum.

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Chowder963 said:

I dont know the name but if you remember than your awesome.

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1EyeCries said:

also the percentage of nicotine in Ecig juice is measured by weight, not volume if that makes any difference ... or any sense

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anunnakian said:

I still am stupified by a lot of the higher end stuff. Rebuildable drip tanks that you have to buy the wic and wire and to the wrapping yourself and check the ohms so you know what volts or watts you send to it and then...... WHAT

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I've been using these for nearly a year>




Paste job from another thread.>

"I looked into trying e-cig, but found the jargon and choice available bewildering...
From a man that grew mushrooms for the first time via spore print>LC>WBS>compost mix of cow/horse/sheep dungs mixed with aged straw and verm...but, the learning curve involved in researching the e-cigs was too much. Maybe the interest just wasn't there

The 'Nicorette inhalator' on the other hand was simple, straight forward and more to the point, available on free prescription, if your unemployed, for the first twelve weeks.

They may not be as 'cool' as the fancy glowing e-cigs, but fuck that, I'm too old for worrying about "cool"

Oh, I should add that I haven't smoked since 20/6/12. After 30+ years of smoking roll-ups, and ~five of smoking ready rolled, when I was a kid.
I'm really pleased with them/myself"


Just to add a word of caution, when the cartridges are new they can be a little harsh on the throat if you inhale too deeply. you don't actually need to inhale at all really as enough nicotine will be absorbed through the tongue/mouth to relieve withdrawal symptoms.