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Comparing The Top eCigs For Beginners 2017

It drove me nuts with all the options out there so I made a spread sheet and picked my top 3 choices from the list. directvapor.com, https://www.directvapor.com/?A=1383 (Aff link) mtbakervapor.com, my top pick, http://shrsl.com/je3a ($19.95_Aff link) Mt. Baker Vapor is becoming my favorite one-stop shop. They carry the cheapest, quality, U.S. made eJuice. Check those out too! See my video here:    • Finding Genuine Name Brand Products At The...   where I find my top pick on eBay and pick the cheapest genuine product.(not a clone) Also, to clear things up for the newbies: MTL = "mouth to lung". This is how a smoker hits, like a quick, cheek pull. It applies to "cheek to throat" or just mouth hits like a pipe or cigar. DL = "direct lung". this refers to full chest pulls like smoking pot. Many vapers graduate to this style as they need less and less nicotine but enjoy more and more vapor. This also leads to "cloud chasing" or "chucking huge vapor clouds"...Cloud chasing is practiced using 6mg of nicotine and less, otherwise the "throat hit" is too strong on the exhale and you can get light headed pretty quick. Sub-Ohm vs. Above Ohm sub ohm means less resistance, so greater watts, meaning more vapor and potentially more heat. 1.0 ohm and above is more common for beginner vapes. You get less vapor but less heat, less ejuice consumed and less coil replacing. The model I went with is sub ohm but at 0.6 so t's closer to 1.0 and still only uses 25-30watts(evods typically use 11-15watts) while huge sub ohm "mods"(the rectangular style battery packs) use anywhere from 50-150 watts. This achieved by using a 0.1 or 0.2 ohm coil and boosting the voltage to 5v(same as USB charging). The nominal voltage of these lithium batteries is 3.2v-3.6v and that is what the beginner vapes will vape at. As well, the voltage will drop as the battery empties until it needs charging(usually 20%) thus the wattage will decrease slowly on a cheaper model. Coils need to be replaced 1-2 weeks and are $1-$4 each.