This "quick and dirty" quiz is intended to give you some ideas to
consider when contemplating the purchase of an electronic cigarette. For
more information, go to http://szhek.en.alibaba.com/ where you can learn all about personal
vaporizers and the world of vaping as an alternative to inhaling the
smoke of burning tobacco leaves.
This quiz does not cover all available starter kit options! This
quiz is designed to help you learn about e cigarettes and to be
fun. from http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/
Question Excerpt
1.
Throat
hit is important to people who vape. Throat hit is the feeling in the
back of your throat that you associate with smoking an analog. People
who smoke menthol and ultra light cigarettes have a tendency to want a
lighter throat hit. People who smoked full flavor cigarettes and those
who pull directly into their lungs are usually looking for the "hardest"
throat hit. It is all a matter of taste. There are methods to adjust
throat hit with any ecig model, so just give it your best guess.What
kind of throat hit do you think you will like?
A.
B.
C.
D.
2.
Let's
talk about cost. Ecig starter kits range from $25 to $80. Look for
sales from reputable vendors and search for coupon codes! The e-cig
forum has a list of suppliers, which is a great place to start. Don't
forget to consider shipping costs!No matter what kit you chose, order some extra juice and at least one extra atomizer. Grab
a drip tip to fit your model to give yourself more vaping options.
Check out the ecig forum for info on drip tips. Tell me about your
budget while keeping these features in mind:
A.
B.
C.
D.
3.
There
is a learning curve involved when you switch from smoking to vaping. It
is technologically intense! There are new terms to learn and unlike
your cell phone, to be successful at mastering the use of an ecigarette,
you actually need to know how it works.However, some are easier to
master than others.When it comes to electronic devices:
A.
B.
C.
D.
4.
The
ecigarettes that you can get at shopping mall kiosks are usually $30
kits that they sell for $150 and those guys will lie to get you to buy
one. Also try to avoid "free offer" rip offs. Go to any ecigarette
forum for recommendation for ecig vendors. I know to research a company
well before making an investment in a ecigarette:
A.
B.
C.
D.
5.
The
inexpensive ecig starter kits tend to have shorter battery life. "Mini" ecigs (they resemble regular cigarettes in size) have the shortest
battery life, ranging from 2-4 hours.The more powerful batteries are
larger, more expensive and produce more vapor.A larger battery will also
be more effective at vaporizing the nicotine from the ejuice. Without
getting too technical, most new vapers consider cost, the appearance of
the ecigarette and how long a single battery can go before being
recharged. Help me figure out which one is right for you:
A.
B.
C.
D.
6.
Almost
Useless Ejuice guide:Light smoker - less than 10 analogs a day - Low
ejuice 6mg -10mgModerate smoker - 10-20 analogs a day - Medium ejuice
10mg-20mgHeavy smoker - 20+ analogs a day - Medium to high ejuice
20mg-36mgGet sampler packs of juices in a range of strengths and
flavors. Expect to be surprised by what you like and dislike. Few people
are fans of standard prefilled carts that come with the starter kits.
Get some blank carts or cartomizers and add your own juice. It's cheaper
and it tastes much better.A final question to help you decide:
Let's
talk about cost. Ecig starter kits range from $25 to $80. Look for
sales from reputable vendors and search for coupon codes! The e-cig
forum has a list of suppliers, which is a great place to start. Don't
forget to consider shipping costs!No matter what kit you chose, order some extra juice and at least one extra atomizer. Grab
a drip tip to fit your model to give yourself more vaping options.
Check out the ecig forum for info on drip tips. Tell me about your
budget while keeping these features in mind:
There
is a learning curve involved when you switch from smoking to vaping. It
is technologically intense! There are new terms to learn and unlike
your cell phone, to be successful at mastering the use of an ecigarette,
you actually need to know how it works.However, some are easier to
master than others.When it comes to electronic devices:
The
ecigarettes that you can get at shopping mall kiosks are usually $30
kits that they sell for $150 and those guys will lie to get you to buy
one. Also try to avoid "free offer" rip offs. Go to any ecigarette
forum for recommendation for ecig vendors. I know to research a company
well before making an investment in a ecigarette:
The
inexpensive ecig starter kits tend to have shorter battery life. "Mini" ecigs (they resemble regular cigarettes in size) have the shortest
battery life, ranging from 2-4 hours.The more powerful batteries are
larger, more expensive and produce more vapor.A larger battery will also
be more effective at vaporizing the nicotine from the ejuice. Without
getting too technical, most new vapers consider cost, the appearance of
the ecigarette and how long a single battery can go before being
recharged. Help me figure out which one is right for you:
Almost
Useless Ejuice guide:Light smoker - less than 10 analogs a day - Low
ejuice 6mg -10mgModerate smoker - 10-20 analogs a day - Medium ejuice
10mg-20mgHeavy smoker - 20+ analogs a day - Medium to high ejuice
20mg-36mgGet sampler packs of juices in a range of strengths and
flavors. Expect to be surprised by what you like and dislike. Few people
are fans of standard prefilled carts that come with the starter kits.
Get some blank carts or cartomizers and add your own juice. It's cheaper
and it tastes much better.A final question to help you decide:
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