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Any new life insurance information???

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Fesso

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Does anyone know if any Canadian life insurance companies that do not consider nicotine use to be smoking?

I have been vaping for almost 5 years now.

I'd love to find a Canadian company to buy life insurance from a company that won't penalize me for vaping....

Any leads?
 

vincom

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from reading the "fine print" of life insurance policies it states policy holder must have not used any tobacco and/or nrt(nicotine replacement therapy) products or any said products containing nicotine for a period of 1 year to be eligible for non-smoking rates.
afaik urine tests would reveal nicotine use.
i have not read every policy but they seem to follow each other, its B.S.
 

Fesso

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Last time (2 years ago) I looked into getting life insurance it was the same thing. It was the presence of nicotine that decided the higher rates.... really pisses me off.... I have very little intention or desire to stop nicotine... I was hoping someone found a company that makes the difference between smoking and nicotine....
 

Drakos

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There is a chemical called cotinine that is primarily scanned for during urine and blood sampling to determine if you are a smoker. The chemical will remain in your system for about 6 months after quitting smoking. Nicotine however takes about 72 hours of non use to dissipate from your system. If you have been vaping for a while, (longer than 6 months without smoking) I suggest that you wean yourself from nic for a few days then take your test. I did that and now classified as a non-smoker.
 
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