Anyone else come from Snus/Dip/Chewing Tobacco or Dry snuff to E-Cigs?

[b0redagain]

I generally only used snus when I couldn't smoke, so a lot at work and occasionally out in public. Once I started vaping though I used it even less and now that I've gotten my nicotine intake lowered and controlled I don't feel the need to use snus in any situation.

 

[Wishdog]

Talking to a guy at work today and telling him about how I got too much nic in me from not cleaning the juice off my hands, we realized that what I should do when I can't take in nic in any way due to a social situation, I could just put two drops of my 24mg on my hands and rub it in. Though I tend to buy nic gum for that, but there could be a situation where I couldn't do that. In this age of hand sanitizer madness, I don't think anyone would think anything about it.

 

[alexvander123]

Cope Wintergreen had me hooked for 5 years from 13 to 18. A can a day plus, still love the smell.

 

[SomeRadioGuy]

As one poster stated snus can be salty. I believe salt and tobacco make up the majority of snus. I used portions and los. I like vaping better, because it appears to carry less of a dental risk than snus. I dip on occasion. Even though I 've been off cigs for years, there are still aspects of it that I miss that are fulfilled by vaping. I have no ills towards dip or snus, sometimes they are both more conventional. Snus works great in social situations.

 

[Wishdog]

I wasn't concerned about the health risk of snus, I just don't like the salty taste. I suppose if you were going to put me firmly in a "mouth tobacco" camp, it would be longcut non-mint, non-berry, non-straight. (note to those who don't use dip tobacco, straight is a flavor, not just plain tobacco.) Oh, and non-things-that-cost-under-$3-and-are-doing-a-great-imitation-of-sawdust.