What will you do if/when you completely run out of E-juice after stockpiling?

[Draculeos]

I'm happy I've prepped my stockpile and estimate 3-5 years of vaping at my current comfort level.

But, I've had a horrible thought...

In what state of mind will we be in, when we run out of nicotine?
Assuming that our stash is completely gone, and there is no way to get anymore in the future.

What will that moment feel like, when you've inhaled the last drop of juice?
What will the following minutes, hours and days feel like without nic?

Just speculating and I'm curious what that moment will feel like to me, and anyone else that wants to chime in.

I can imagine a great sense of sadness and, not to mention, a craving for vapor/nicotine.

As the Deeming Date approaches, I feel like the noose is closing in. The world doesn't feel as free as it used to be. I have enough juice to last a while, but the day is coming.

What do you think zero hour will be like?

 

[ENAUD]

 

[Train2]

Honestly, my experience is that a nicotine habit is not nearly as bad as an addiction to cigarettes. I can go a few hours without a vape, without even thinking about it.
And so, if Nic became really unobtainable, I believe I could switch to 0-nic liquid vaping without serious duress.

Still - I stocked up a bit, and will keep my eyes on nic legislation. If they shut that door, there will probably be a window during which a couple hundred bucks will still get me a lifetime supply...

 

[AzPlumber]

Resourceful folks never run out, prohibition proved that.

 

[bnrkwest]

The patch and zero Nic vape, that's what I will do or cut your Nic level in half and extend your supply, that's what I did

 

[ENAUD]

Gum and lozenges are over the counter, there will always be some form of nic available. Just sayin.

 

[Two_Bears]

I'm happy I've prepped my stockpile and estimate 3-5 years of vaping at my current comfort level.

But, I've had a horrible thought...

In what state of mind will we be in, when we run out of nicotine?
Assuming that our stash is completely gone, and there is no way to get anymore in the future.

What will that moment feel like, when you've inhaled the last drop of juice?
What will the following minutes, hours and days feel like without nic?

Just speculating and I'm curious what that moment will feel like to me, and anyone else that wants to chime in.

I can imagine a great sense of sadness and, not to mention, a craving for vapor/nicotine.

As the Deeming Date approaches, I feel like the noose is closing in. The world doesn't feel as free as it used to be. I have enough juice to last a while, but the day is coming.

What do you think zero hour will be like?

I wont have a problem. I don't use nicotine since December 28th, and wbere i am going i will be 17 miles away from a smoke shop.

 

[Fozzy71]

Honestly, my experience is that a nicotine habit is not nearly as bad as an addiction to cigarettes. I can go a few hours without a vape, without even thinking about it.
And so, if Nic became really unobtainable, I believe I could switch to 0-nic liquid vaping without serious duress.

Still - I stocked up a bit, and will keep my eyes on nic legislation. If they shut that door, there will probably be a window during which a couple hundred bucks will still get me a lifetime supply...

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The patch and zero Nic vape, that's what I will do or cut your Nic level in half and extend your supply, that's what I did

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I have no issues not vaping for an extended time if I am somewhere that I can't. I also vape 0mg nic late at night lately and didn't have issues. For me it's the habit of blowing smoke/vape more than feeding the nic cravings. That said, I only vape at 3mg and have enough nic for a very long time, and I doubt I would notice any difference cutting from 3 to 2 to 1 to make it last significantly longer if necessary.

 

[Eskie]

You can always do your own tobacco extractions as well. Right now, I figure I don't have to worry for another 15 years. I'll deal with it then.

 

[Belhade]

I'm of the mind that these vaping regulations won't stick around forever. After a few years the political and economic climate will settle down and some sanity will re-enter the picture.

 

[440BB]

As long as sanity prevails sometime over the next 10 years or so, I won't have to think about this. If it doesn't, I will likely find a source before things run low. Even with reducing my nic level, I don't anticipate doing without it as I get older and nic's benefits become even more important.

 

[Vandal]

If nicotine were to disappear off the face of the earth? I would start cutting my nic levels slowly while I had supply left, until I hit zero. I do plan on continuing to cut my levels some over time anyway. There will always be VG, PG, and flavoring I would think, so that I could keep the mechanical aspects of the habit, which seems to be a big part of it.

 

[BreSha6869]

I'll worry about it in 30 years when I run out of nic.

After that, I'll just quit or go to zero nic.

 

[440BB]

I'll worry about it in 30 years when I run out of nic.

After that, I'll just quit or go to zero nic.

No so fast...

Look me up in 30 years and I'll likely have a well used Peavey Patriot and a frozen liter to swap for one of those beauties in your avatar!

 

[Grimwald]

I estimate I'll be 97 when I run out...I suspect I will have bigger things to worry about at that point.

 

[AzPlumber]

I estimate I'll be 97 when I run out...I suspect I will have bigger things to worry about at that point.

Like, remembering where you put your stash of nic.

 

[SteveS45]

No Matter what the FDA says or thinks they can do it seem people are forgetting about Tobacco Free Nicotine.

 

[Vandal]

No Matter what the FDA says or thinks they can do it seem people are forgetting about Tobacco Free Nicotine.

And no matter what we say, it seems the FDA has given itself the authority to alter or add to their regulations, in the regulations themselves, which are written in such a way as to allow them to interpret them any way they see fit anyway. I don't see how there is a way to win. I believe they saw to that. I don't see how it's legal though, to include in a law a provision that the law can be changed at a whim with no notice and no oversight required. Is there any other law that does this?

 

[retired1]

I'm not worried. I've noted every single individual who has stated they've stocked up for years and years. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

 

[SteveS45]

In New York there was already a case that was won by a single man who challenged the ticket he received for smoking on a Rail Road platform when he was vaping. The NY Judge ruled vaping was not Smoking.

http://www.churnmag.com/news/new-york-court-rules-that-vaping-is-not-smoking/

http://dailycaller.com/2016/02/22/v...cig-activists-dealt-blow-after-judges-ruling/

Judge Rules that Vaping is Not Smoking — Troutman Sanders Tobacco Team