Electronic Cigarette

emsywoo123

I want to try. I really do. But I *cannot* join another forum

What is likely initial expenditure?

cbrown372

Isaac-the-red wrote: »

Congrats to you as well Esme

Emsywoo, could I ask why you can't join another forum? All About E-cigarettes is such a friendly place

The initial expenditure depends on what type of e-cig would suit you best. And that depends on how much you smoke at the moment. For a very light smoker, you could buy a starter kit from about £12.50, for a heavier smoker about £34.00

If you really can't join another forum, I & others can help you on here if you give us a bit more detail about your smoking habits. And we can help you find the best current deals from good suppliers & post the links here if that's Ok with the MSE moderators

It certainly is a really friendly place, they think very highly of MSE users too.

http://allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=4892&page=3

Isaac-the-red

cbrown372 wrote: »

It certainly is a really friendly place, they think very highly of MSE users too.

http://allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=4892&page=3

You are so right Cbrown, we do think highly about a lot of MSE users - most of the folks posting on that thread are long term MSE members

esmecullen

Well done Costa Coffee, went into one in town and asked if I could vape whilst having my coffee, barista I asked was a bit puzzled but referred it to her manager who once I explained and showed her my little Titan e-cig I use when out, she was happy to let me vape.

Thanks goodness she did agree, otherwise I would have frozen my bum off this morning if I had to do it outside, so cheers to Costa:T

Just trying a new flavour e-juice whilst waiting for the gaybours to arrive for drinks and Bagna Cauda

Isaac-the-red

Nice one Esme

Hopefully, it wont be too long before e-cigs are accepted in cafs, pubs etc. I think that they could turn around trade especially in pubs & save a lot from closing

fsdss

i have been now free for 3 weeks (on monday) cigarette free....thanks very much to use of an e-cig (i have an ego riva)....start up costs including the juices and different cartomisers etc amount to about £60....but thats for about 6 weeks worth!...because i have all the kit now the cost will reduce

Isaac-the-red

Congratulations FSDSS

emsywoo123

Isaac-the-red wrote: »

Emsywoo, could I ask why you can't join another forum? All About E-cigarettes is such a friendly place

The initial expenditure depends on what type of e-cig would suit you best. And that depends on how much you smoke at the moment. For a very light smoker, you could buy a starter kit from about £12.50, for a heavier smoker about £34.00

I spend too much of my life on here as it is :rotfl:

I am a light smoker (I would say ) a pack of 20 realistically lasts me 2-3 days.

In my pre-children days (i.e. when I had money) I smoked Marlboro Lights, now Windsor Blue / JPS.

I *absolutely* have trigger points, and I know exactly when they are. I used to have about 15 ( ) but I cut one out at a time, now I have perhaps 3. That I cannot shift!!

emsywoo123

Isaac-the-red wrote: »

Lol Emsy, I spend too much of my time on All About E-cigarettes, so know exactly what you mean

Okey Dokey, this isn't the best e-cig n the world & I don't usually recommend a starter kit with only one battery, but it's so cheap for a rechargeable (reusable) e-cig & will be Ok for someone who is a light smoker & just wants to try an e-cig -

http://www.safercigs.co.uk//Starter_Kits_Under__20/cat705284_931171.aspx

The battery (main part) should last several months, but the cartomizers (mouth piece with built in atomiser) that come with the kit will need either re-filling with e-liquid or replacing with pre-filled ones

Thank you, I have just ordered one, let's see how it goes

veronarona

Well done, Emsy! I always say "Just get started". I haven't tried that model, so fingers crossed