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    fish the most expensive carts out there cost five dollars per cart.. the ruyan carts cost five dollars per cart.. njoy ones still do..

    the "we" in my title really means those who are trying to replace a 30 a day habit fully with e smoking.. not the causal user.. the casual user will not be having problems..

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    Quote Originally Posted by trog100 View Post
    fish the most expensive carts out there cost five dollars per cart.. the ruyan carts cost five dollars per cart.. njoy ones still do..

    the "we" in my title really means those who are trying to replace a 30 a day habit fully with e smoking.. not the causal user.. the casual user will not be having problems..

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    presently I just testing ...yup IT DO CUT DOWN on my usage of real cigarette....guess what today saturday my local time , I whole day at home..got go out walk around too but only me.
    and today I just smoke 2 real cigarette....+ tons of esmoke at home .outside I sneak to smoke ..because my country is kind weird and strict .I don;t want to attract unnecessary attention so sneak to e smoke for a few puffs


    but I not sure torrow come sunday , I will be meeting my frds at town .where by there is lots of ppl .

    I "will sneak e smoke again " hide one quiet corner ..

    or no choice smoke the real ones....especially I waiitng for my frds the area is open and next to smoking aread and I bound to light up the real ones.


    summary here I feel e smoke is another althenative to smoke in places where u cannot smoke "sneak smoking here" in toliet and is good to sneak smoke in ur relatives hse if they don;t know u smoke cos it don;t give out smell ..
    and can be consider " A toy " electonics toy to play around .

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    trog if that what ruyan say then i wouldnt call it 'clearly'..more like a carefully worded subtle disclosure perhaps as a means to quell a law-suit if questions arose as to their products' longevity. interesting that you read into it in this way though.

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    I see what you're saying Trog. These things may not have been originally designed to replace smoking. But a lot of companies sure are acting like it can.
    Here's a quote off my Ruyan E-Cigar manual:

    Four-step method for quitting smoking:
    Step One: Use the cartridge with high nicotine content for 6 weeks following your habit;
    Step Two: Medium nicotine for 12 weeks following your habit;
    Step Three: Low nicotine for 4 weeks.
    Step Four: Finally, use the cartridge without nicotine for 3 weeks to achieve the goal of smoke abstention.

    That's 25 weeks, (6 months) you are supposed to use this straight, and use it as much as you would smoke normal cigarettes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trog100 View Post
    the bottom line is ruyan aimed these things at the occasional "restaurant user" they are not and never were intended for every day use.. they were never intended to replace a 30 a day mans habit..

    ruyan make this clear.. no body else does.. the high failure rate is for one simple reason.. we are trying too turn a 10 puff a day device into a thousand puff a day device..

    used as ruyan intended the ones i throw away after two weeks use could well last two years..

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    I haven't seen anything to back this up, however, given the experience I've had so far with these gadgets, I would tend to agree with this.

    I believe it would continue to work perfectly for the one who just wants to take it where he/she is not able to have real ciggies. Hey! That that would "justify" the Njoy cart price too. Get past the smoking ban! Stick it to the man! And you would probably only spend about $25 bucks a month or every other month or whatever on the danged Njoy carts. E-cig would last you a year maybe. Then you buy another one next year and keep stickin' it to the man!

    Yeah, trog. 75 percent of the time, you piss me off, but that's the nature of the forum-beast. This time, I could see where this makes sense.

    But, I would really like to see what Ludo says too.
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    Nah- the way I read it it says for use hwere you normally can't- that means in my own house, and yes, in resteraunts as well- Also, enter the disposables- made for everyday use- made for 20 real ciggs worth of smoking- not for occassional 10 puff smoking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dc2k08 View Post
    trog if that what ruyan say then i wouldnt call it 'clearly'..more like a carefully worded subtle disclosure perhaps as a means to quell a law-suit if questions arose as to their products' longevity. interesting that you read into it in this way though.
    i love playing with words and the use of them.. i see thru politico speech automatically.. i have been told many times i should have been a lawyer.. i see meaning that many would miss.. its a hobby and something i find very interesting..

    one of our politicians used a clever phrase a few years back when put on the spot.. we didnt actually lie we were simply economical with the truth.. he he

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    karen.. when faced with a question one dosnt have a ready or acceptable answer to the first line of defense is to pretend you havnt heard the question and hope it goes away.. in the case of a forum question this means let it move off the front page..

    i have ask the question "how many puffs per atomizer" before.. it was ignored..

    i am sure this one will be as well.. i too would like to hear what ruyan say.. how many puffs per atomizer.. its a simple question to ask.. i will not accept the "in normal use" phrase either..

    when my ruyan cigar arrives assuming i actually use it as opposed to just admiring it i might find out..

    i am a know it all git karen.. i piss lots of folks off.. but 95% of the time i am right.. its the fact i am that pisses most folks off..

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    I remember one of the earlier ruyans being called the family cigar, because you could smoke it when around family. It never made mention of it being a quitting device, so I assume the company thought customers would be using real tobacco, and the e-cig when situations warranted it. That's not the reason why they burn out too quick. The reason they made them like this is it's cheapest.

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    Thumbs up I've had the same atomiser in use for more than 3 months

    In order to e-smoke constantly and replace cigarettes you just need to have enough atomisers and batteries around you, and refills of course.

    I have entirely switched from smoking 40 a day to electronic cigarette. My original atomiser still works fine. They need regular cleaning out, an easy way is to draw on the atomiser without a refill connected or with a blank refill, this helps atomise the liquid left in the unit without adding more.

    Most common atomiser problem is just that its bunged up with liquid. Just disconnect is and blow back through where the refill connects and the liquid flows out.

    Plus if you need a new atomise it costs only £6.99 online anyway. Mine have lasted months and considering I'm saving £40 per week by using it I sure can afford a few replacement atomisers, batteries etc. If I can buy an entirely new starter kit for £19.99, I could still buy one a week and save £20 per week plus I'm not killing myself anymore which is the best bonus!

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