14 days smoke free

[shrimpman steve]

I started at 24. Now at six.

Worked great for me

[Michael82929]

You guys recommend a good vapor e cig

what are you using

[Irish Jigger]

Mike i use Itazte mvp Google it. Been smoke free for 6 months and the battery last a few days. Highly recommend!!! Started at 24 mg e liquid now down to 12 mg.

[dfish28]

I got the evic supreme, but I just went in and got what the owner and employee use... Probably don't need to go that crazy but also got free service with the deal...

[MoparCharlie]

It all depends on what you want to invest.

The main thing you want is something that is consistant and reliable.

I have been vaping for a year and a half and I wish I had just bought the Provari up front.

I've had the twist batteries, a Zmax, Evic and finally the Provari.


It is not cheap. Figure around $200 for the unit, batteries and charger, but when you look at what cigs cost (not to mention the health benifets), it really is not that much.

That's only half the story....Next you need the atomizer.

Look into the Nautilus Aspire ($35) or Kanger Protank line($20).
These are very user friendly atomizers that anyone can use.

If you like to tinker and build things a Kayfun design atomizer is the best out there. Most of the ones you'll find will be clones ($35 for clone $120+ for the real thing). I use the Boge clones and can vouch for their quality compared to some of the cheaper ones.

Check out this guy for honest reviews :

https://www.youtube.com/user/pbusardo

[shrimpman steve]

I use the itazte MVP as well. Long lasting and adjustable.

Attached is a review of the itazte.
http://itastemvp2.com

Charlie, nice running into you the other day

[Michael82929]

OK.. this reply.... I am really looking for is from the smokers who quit.

I am 48 days in.. nic free.... have only had 2 Ecigs in the process.

I am breathing very easily...no wheezing.. still have some discomfort on the chest plate region when I first wake up..

After I start my day.. no discomfort.. I still feel I am in the purging of the lungs process.

I stopped hacking up brown..

Curious how smokers felt at 50 days and what the next 90 felt like.

[GDubya07]

Originally Posted by Michael82929

OK.. this reply.... I am really looking for is from the smokers who quit.

I am 48 days in.. nic free.... have only had 2 Ecigs in the process.

I am breathing very easily...no wheezing.. still have some discomfort on the chest plate region when I first wake up..

After I start my day.. no discomfort.. I still feel I am in the purging of the lungs process.

I stopped hacking up brown..

Curious how smokers felt at 50 days and what the next 90 felt like.

Everybody is different - It all depends on how long , how much , how often you smoked and how old you are . JMHO

I smoked for 25 years and quit - didnt vape - took about 6-9 months before I started feeling better and chest lightened up , stopped hacking .
Eating right , exercise and a ton of water will also help

Your body is healing and the crap we inhaled through cigs - gets into every little nook and cranny of your lungs/cells/body . Takes a while to get back to feeling better

1 thing - please dont go back - you made it past the hardest part and you are doing great

As more time goes on the better you will feel

Good luck and hang in there

[Dupes]

I went cold turkey. Best thing I ever did. Had the cigarette dreams for 5 years. You wake up thinking you started smoking again but it was only a dream. It's nice smoking in your sleep. No ill effects. After 25 years I still believe smoking will ultimately take years off my life.

[Michael82929]

I am 80 days in
Still smoke free
Decided to white knuckle and stay away from
The ecig
Feeling better but still have thoughts and urges
Live when I take a deep breath and have no pressure