E-Cig Success Rate?

E-Cig Success Rate?

  • I've completely quit analogs with e-cigs

  • I've cut down on analogs use with e-cigs

  • I only use e-cigs where I can't use analogs


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youfillintheblank

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i'm in a grey area. I rarely smoke any analogs. I will have a cigar once in a while, now that i'm working again I'll probably indulge in a few for my commute. The last time I really smoked cigs was when I went to see AC/DC a few weeks ago. I didn't want my M401 or homemade magnum confiscated! Of course smoking is banned at that venue now, so I hid in the toilet like everyone else for my smokes. Never got busted.

I really notice that smoke smells different now. Like it did before I started smoking. i actually like the smell of sidestream smoke....the smoke that trails off the end of a cigarette.
 
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It has been 16 days for me. Not a single drag of tobacco since I got my e-cigar, which was soon followed by a 901.

I had been a smoker since I was 14 (I am now 41). I gave up cigarettes several years ago and moved to cigars. I was averaging about 10 cigars a day.

While the e-cig does not completely feel like smoking, it is really much better. Now I am just worried that e-cigs will be banned outright in the near future.
 

Nuck

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Doesn't this poll measure how ecig users are currently using ecigs as opposed to measuring quitting success rate?

I don't think it would be possible to have a realistic quitting poll on an ecig forum given that the people who fail would have very little motivation (outside of social) to even participate in the forum.

Just a thought.
 

GabbyD

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Best of luck to those of you trying to quit! I did not intend to quit at all when I bought this thing. But I immediately found myself surviving on 3 or 4 cigs a day instead of 30! About a month later, I decided to give quitting a try. Only smoking outside helped that effort as I am inherently lazy (LOL!) and don't like the cold weather. When I first challenged myself to have a full day without any cigs, I worked through a couple of those cravings just by telling myself to sit down and use the e-cig and wait about 15 minutes before making a decision. When I asked myself after 15 minutes if I still wanted to put on a coat and shoes and go outside, the answer was no. Voila, day one. So that's sort of how it worked for me and then day 3 seems to be a tough time for a lot of people, for some reason. Once I got past that, I was excited to see my counter change and now, I have no temptations even though occasionally I have a craving. It's just not difficult to get through it now.
 
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