Recent content by allyoop451

Katy at the smokelessshop.com has all the supplies you need for the 901. I am still using the original starter kit that I got at the end of Feb. I have purchased new batteries and atomizers just to be on the safe side, but have not had one fail me yet.

You are correct BT3, I work in a Dental Office and You will be a hurting puppy if you suck too hard and pull the clots out of the sockets. The clots turn back into bone, so they need to stay in there to seal the hole. If they come out you may get a dry socket which is more painful than a toothache.

Your welcome....I wish there was an easy answer. I love the e-cigs, I have not had a real cig in 19 days. I will just have to start cutting down on the nic eventually. I know I have to do this.

Thanks Kate....I really was expecting to start coughing up masses of phlem. Maybe I won't :D

I have smoked for 40 yrs and smoked menthol lights. I have never had a smokers cough, occasionally a dry hacky cough. I thought once I quit analogs ( 17days today ) that I would start coughing up all the crud from so many yrs of smoking, but so far nothing! Is this normal?

I have noticed all of these symptoms, plus another ....my hair seems to be very dry and brittle, and dull looking. No amount of conditioning seems to help. Anyone else with this problem? Also, I work with the public in a Dental office and it's almost impossible to hide the flatulence problem. :oops:

I have to disagree with him Starlight, at our office, I watch the Casey program that runs continuously on our tv screens for our patients to gather info from, and it informs them about the risks of perio problems and bone loss from smoking. Google nicotine/gum disease, and see what it brings up...

yes....anything with nicotine in it. It constricts the blood vessels. There is no avoiding it as long as you are ingesting nicotine it will effect your gums. Keep your mouth hydrated as much as possible, and brush and floss at least twice a day, more if possible. There are products out there...

I work in a dentist office, and yes smoking can cause gum disease. The nicotine is the culprit. I have been a smoker for 40 yrs, and have just recently started vaping. I have dry mouth, before I started vaping, and now that I am off analogs, I still have dry mouth. I have also had some recession...

Girl! How safe is it to drip on the atomizer? Does it wear out the atomizer faster than using a cart?

I am so happy to see some of you from the other forum. I miss it! That forum got me started on e-cigs, and Max answered many of my questions. From the day I started e-cigs I have not had an analog. 14 days today! :)