Now to find a vape shop in Montana.
Here's
one and then a listing of some
others. Please do not feel not welcomed here in the forum. I apologize if my abrasiveness, tilting of perspectives did read as being harsh. This is merely me and how my mind functions though, it breaks things down to simple forms and can re-frame perspectives like that. I connect
all the dots as it were, or damn near all of them. I do some writing but nothing pro level yet really. I do a variety of things not pro level, as hobbies, or simply to dos. If you've heard of folks called polymaths, here I am.
As a result of that and a mild touch of insanity from living, oft I forget others require me using diplomacy, more gentle expressions. Again, I apologize for that.
My wife calls me an insensitive bastard if that's any help
getting a handle on me. She is my sadistic bitch and so for us life is alright. Agree you ought to stay away from cheap pen vapes. Aim for mid priced, $20 - $50 can fetch a decent kit to get you started properly. If and when you get to wanting to build your own coils there's many here to help with teaching that. I find it suits me best to build my own. It saves money and I can tune in a nice .5 to .7 (R) oHm on dual coils nearly in my sleep now. That range does not push my battery/ies so hard as to create a risk.
Speaking of risk, ... This
article is what many here will dub fear porn, or propaganda, or both.
"When used and charged properly, those lithium-ion batteries pose no more of a fire risk than other products that use other similar batteries," said Gregory Conley, president of the American Vaping Association, a nonprofit group that advocates vaping as a way to help people stop smoking. "It is a remote risk that is almost entirely avoidable."
-- ( Emphasis mine, quoted for what I feel is accuracy & a very to the point view. )
If you see articles similar to that one, do not ignore them. Read them and remain objective in weighing them mentally. Many here will also point out that, yes by damn, there are lots of warning labels on these products. There's also what I call buttery rubbers to put your butters(batteries) in to ensure safe transporting. There's plastic battery cases as well. Folks are guided toward safety products and safe practices. Beyond that, what will happen, will happen. I mean, well, I've issue over some seeking to sue gun manufactures over people being murdered, or heavy metal groups being sued because teen age kids commit suicide and have listened to heavy metal. All in my view is you can teach safety, responsibility but you can't teach stupid despite what Common Core is attempting. I digress, going into curmudgeon land, better pass it off to
@snake94115 . He'll tone it down.
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