E-Cigarettes

[Felix]

I don't know about that. I know plenty of people who just switched and are content to keep using them as a much healthier (note the "er") alternative to tobacco. But I have heard of people who just eventually stopped using e-cigs. It wasn't like a serious effort. It was more like they just eventually didn't desire them that badly.

That's pretty weird but I guess I can see the logic in it. I've known people to get addicted to and chew the nicotine gum for years after switching to it in quit attempts.

[Emily Aster]

I don't know about that. I know plenty of people who just switched and are content to keep using them as a much healthier (note the "er") alternative to tobacco. But I have heard of people who just eventually stopped using e-cigs. It wasn't like a serious effort. It was more like they just eventually didn't desire them that badly.

They're also kind of dangerous. At least with smoking you have very few places that you're allowed to do it these days. With e-cigs very few places will tell you that you're not allowed to use them, so you have more opportunities to smoke. I have one friend that tried to switch to them and now he smokes 2 packs a day of analog smokes AND smokes the e-cig when he goes some place that he can't smoke.

[Felix]

They're also kind of dangerous. At least with smoking you have very few places that you're allowed to do it these days. With e-cigs very few places will tell you that you're not allowed to use them, so you have more opportunities to smoke. I have one friend that tried to switch to them and now he smokes 2 packs a day of analog smokes AND smokes the e-cig when he goes some place that he can't smoke.

Two packs a day takes a crazy amount of time investment. I've never understood how people pull that off without getting fired or choking to death on all the non-air.

[Sandy]

They're also kind of dangerous. At least with smoking you have very few places that you're allowed to do it these days. With e-cigs very few places will tell you that you're not allowed to use them, so you have more opportunities to smoke. I have one friend that tried to switch to them and now he smokes 2 packs a day of analog smokes AND smokes the e-cig when he goes some place that he can't smoke.

You have to admit that that is the exception rather than the rule, and e-cigs cannot be condemned because of a small number of "over-achievers".

When I started "vaping" I had no urge to smoke again.  And now I find them most distasteful.  I don't know if I'll ever stop vaping.  Like the gum, it replaced not only the physical addiction, it also gives me something to do.  I know I am using less, but, I haven't set a date or anything to stop charging my batteries or buying juice.

I have a wait and see attitude right now.  It's only been about 5 months so far and I'm just seeing how it goes.

-Sandy

[Maegan]

I've tried lots of ways to quit smoking, but nothing worked. I was prescribed "Champix" ( As it is named here by us) by my doc, and wow, what a difference!

Cigarettes do taste bad after a while and there is no more satisfaction to be had from smoking.

More money now for my transition. Yay!! 

[Jennygirl]

This has been my favorite flavor for the past couple of months and figured I would share for anyone that likes the hookah type of flavors!

Hawaii Sunset
http://www.rawrvapor.com/index.php/e-juice/signature-flavors/hawaii-series/ejuice-sexy-hawaii-sunset.html

It's like having portable hookah. Everyone that smells the vapor loves it, too, which is a major plus if you ask me. Some of the flavors smell kinda gross like oatmeal or something on the exhale.

I'm also a huuge fan of the (very sexy) Pango (peach/mango)
http://www.rawrvapor.com/index.php/ejuice-sexy-pango.html