Statistics about success rate

[Risu]

Success rates often depend on the quality of your hardware and the amount of effort required in its upkeep. Less fuss = less stress = less likely to be triggered to want an easy-to-acquire analog.

Repeating what I've commented on and read in other threads: don't cheap out, don't run out. Get a good quality unit and keep a steady supply of liquid. If its easy to maintain, you'll reach for something that doesn't make you feel like crap rather than the analog that hurts and burns to use.

 

[mekks]

My favorite saying on this forum to date as it is so true;

DON'T UNDERSPEND
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE
DON'T UNDERSTOCK

DO GET THE BEST PERSONAL vape SYSTEM
DO EXPECT EXPECT TO QUIT ANALOGS - FOREVER
DO PURCHASE MORE THAN ENOUGH FROM THE BEGINNING

 

[Sundrinkr]

Stock is a big thing because you never know when vendors might get low and then you are stuck. I had to hustle when Liberty-Flights had their big shortage, but that turned out to be a good thing because it turned me on to different vendors. USPS can run slow too. I have a little suitcase that has about 20 boxes of cartomizers, chargers, DIY stuff, two tubs of various juices in the fridge, and a load of nic juice, flavors, pg and vg for making my own. I have no intentions of EVER going back to smoking and I am making sure of it by laying in a good supply of stuff. Every time I ordered something I would order some extra to build up my stock.