The psychology of it all-!!

[sonnyinbc]

You really did not want to quit or the e-cigs did not provide what you were missing from analog cigarettes. Vaping can be a pretty costly habit, but, for me, it is worthwhile and has been stunningly successful in keeping me away from burning twenty or more sticks of 'North Carolina's State Vegetable' each day.

Vaping isn`t actually more costly--at least not yet?

And yep, those analogs have something captive about them.

My post may have been misconstrued--ie-if e-cigs are gonna be banned,no matter-they have helped me cut away old habits, and shown me that nicotine is not the only addictive force at work here, matter of fact, the whole smoking thing is the addiction, and that is something that I never realized before.

And unfortunately, neither Health Canada, nor the FDA in the US will recognize either.

Smoking is the addiction--not the nicotine--or let`s say that the nicotine is only a "bit player"..

Just venting- because if I knew I could be assured of e-cigs forever, then dropping the cancer sticks would be so much easier. But because of recent decisions in both countries by the "powers that be". makes me already back in the tar and chem fold.

Better the tobacco companies than the (big pharms) that pretend to help us. God only knows what these pricks will try and feed us once the e-cig phenomen is destroyed by them??

At least with tobacco-we know that we are getting tobacco and 4k+ chems,and we are dying slowly. With the big pharms, lord only knows what they have in mind for experimentiation?? At our expense

[Northern Bob]

Each to their own... every cig avoided is a plus. Myself I went from a pack a day for 40 years to 0 the next day. The juice situation is perhaps volatile but I've received everything I've ordered and see no serious problem in the short term.

NB