I tell them why yes vaping did help me quit smoking.
I have not smoked a cigarette in over a year.
I have not smoked a cigarette in over a year.
What do you say when some1 tells you that vaping doesn't help you quit smoking
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I haven't had someone say that to me...yet. I'll have some good answers from reading this thread, though 
When I've been told vaping doesn't help you quit smoking I just smile and say,
" It helped me. Haven't smoked a cigarette since I started vaping almost 4 years ago and I've got x-rays of my lungs to prove it. "
" It helped me. Haven't smoked a cigarette since I started vaping almost 4 years ago and I've got x-rays of my lungs to prove it. "
Well, if you're that comfortable with speaking your mind to your boss...
Tell him that when he refers to vaping as "oil smoking" he sounds extremely ignorant.
There is no "oil" in what we vape.
Propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG) are both alcohol-based products.
Vaping any oil-based products would be extremely unhealthy and could lead to lipoid pneumonia.
And you say he's a doctor?
The worst thing is: the BOSS says "I am a Doctor" !!
It's been a winding road for me. Finally ending in a happy place. But it was not without pitfalls. My first experience was dreadful.It tasted lousy and burned my throat. I said no way I can do this, it's terrible!
And I did not understand it, only what I had heard..
"it's worse for you"
" you have no idea what's in that stuff"
Also at first for me, I was dead set against all the nice flavors. It seemed important that it needed to 'taste' like a cigarette. I changed that misconception pretty quick.
I have in a few short months graduated from protanks, egos and spinners, to an MVP, VV3,RBAs, Reos,a Provari, RDAs, etc
So for me, it was also a matter of finding something that worked really well. I continued to smoke at first. Finally cutting down, and after a nice thread here asking folks how long it took them to quit, I was surprised at how many said the first day!
That gave me the kick in the pants I needed to lay down the analogs.
I have shared what I have learned with some folks. Some actually were interested after seeing I had quit. I have spent over $100 helping a homeless couple quit. I say pay it forward to those you can help if you are inclined or able to do so.
For the others who just want to argue, as has been said, that just usually goes nowhere ..
Keep smiling and vape on
And I did not understand it, only what I had heard..
"it's worse for you"
" you have no idea what's in that stuff"
Also at first for me, I was dead set against all the nice flavors. It seemed important that it needed to 'taste' like a cigarette. I changed that misconception pretty quick.
I have in a few short months graduated from protanks, egos and spinners, to an MVP, VV3,RBAs, Reos,a Provari, RDAs, etc
So for me, it was also a matter of finding something that worked really well. I continued to smoke at first. Finally cutting down, and after a nice thread here asking folks how long it took them to quit, I was surprised at how many said the first day!
That gave me the kick in the pants I needed to lay down the analogs.
I have shared what I have learned with some folks. Some actually were interested after seeing I had quit. I have spent over $100 helping a homeless couple quit. I say pay it forward to those you can help if you are inclined or able to do so.
For the others who just want to argue, as has been said, that just usually goes nowhere ..
Keep smiling and vape on
I tell people that there are two key elements to success. A quality ecig and the quality support of ECF members.
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