G'Day

Welcome to the forum Zorro,

If your looking for a decent tobacco flavor juice I can recommend the Halo Torque56 from Micky (quality USA juice), after a couple of days sitting with the cap off to let the flavor settle it's a nice vape for when what you actually want is a cigarette

I hope the vaping works out for you, though I would say to maximize your chances of staying on the wagon it might be a good idea to look at a more powerful battery than the ego-c ... the iTaste VV V3 and Ego-V V3 both being good choices that you can vape on while charging. The last thing you want is to run out of battery power and be left with a 3 hours wait charging the ego-c, with the temptation to go buy some analogs to tide you over till then (been there)! Or at least get some 'spare' ego-c-a-like clones from Pats as backups for when out and about.

I'd also second trying out our local forum vendor Micky for your gear, he'll treat you right rather than ripping you off like might happen in Central Festival or TukCom!

 

Joyetech ego-c tanks available from joyecig .net and fastech.

This one?



100B at e-liquidthai .com
70B at muliganz .com

 

Thanks for your help, Im still sucking on the analogs, Im having trouble changing over to E Cigs, must be a mental block.

 

It can take a while to even cut the analogoues down for some, from what I have read on the forum, so go slow and cut down as you can. Perseverence is the name of teh agme. As you adjust your cravings will be satisfied and teh analogues will become less important.

Could well be because vaping gives a slower nicotine hit than analogues and the immediate hit is a driving factor for you personally. It was for me definately. I cheated, sort of, and vaped when I didn't feel the need for nicotine, just kept the levels up high instead, and that kept the desires for analogues at bay. Vaped a bit of juice that way, but it worked.