Currently, I want to cut down on nic levels - still at 24 mg. When I do reach low nic levels (6/0 mg), I might consider it. For now, I'm happy that it had been half a month since my last analog and I'm feeling great
Heck no. I've cut down from 12, currently using 3 and slowly cutting down to 0 and will still be vaping long after. I'm only ordering 0 juices now (while finishing what I have first) and still have mods in the vape mail hahaha
I have no plan to quit gaping. I only gave up the analogs a week ago, and I can't begin to tell you how happy that makes me. I can't imagine giving up the one thing that got me to this point after so many earlier attempts have failed. I started in the middle of the nicotine range -- 12-18mg. I hope to eventually move down to 6 and then 0. From there I'd be happy to vape nic-free for the rest of my days. I'm enjoying my new hobby immensely, and knowing I know longer smell like an ash tray keeps me motivated.
Currently, I want to cut down on nic levels - still at 24 mg. When I do reach low nic levels (6/0 mg), I might consider it. For now, I'm happy that it had been half a month since my last analog and I'm feeling great
I was at 24 and now am at 8, well 6 too, but I switch back and forth. Dripping is what made me drop down the nic levels, hits a lot harder I guess. when I drip 18 or 24mg I get headaches and light headed lol
I have no plan to quit gaping. I only gave up the analogs a week ago, and I can't begin to tell you how happy that makes me. I can't imagine giving up the one thing that got me to this point after so many earlier attempts have failed. I started in the middle of the nicotine range -- 12-18mg. I hope to eventually move down to 6 and then 0. From there I'd be happy to vape nic-free for the rest of my days. I'm enjoying my new hobby immensely, and knowing I know longer smell like an ash tray keeps me motivated.
Currently, I want to cut down on nic levels - still at 24 mg. When I do reach low nic levels (6/0 mg), I might consider it. For now, I'm happy that it had been half a month since my last analog and I'm feeling great
Heck no. I've cut down from 12, currently using 3 and slowly cutting down to 0 and will still be vaping long after. I'm only ordering 0 juices now (while finishing what I have first) and still have mods in the vape mail hahaha
It's interesting seeing how folks are cutting down their nic levels. I honestly had no intent or plan to cut down from my "normal" 24mg, but I've been buying 18mg e-liquids for a little while and putting them into rotation. I find that I still get a lot of satisfaction from the 18mg, and don't feel that I'm vaping more when I cut back.
Wouldnt count on that weedity.. sure you arent addicted to nic but their is the habit to break if you stopped vaping. Certain daily actions have been chained w vaping for enough time it just might be harder to stop than you think.
Wouldnt count on that weedity.. sure you arent addicted to nic but their is the habit to break if you stopped vaping. Certain daily actions have been chained w vaping for enough time it just might be harder to stop than you think.
I know I could quit it with ease. I have quit everything in my life, herbs, alcohol, and nicotine included. I've battled addictions before and always won. So if this started bothering my life or my health I have full confidence I could quit it. Sure, it might be a tad annoying, but nothing like everything else I quit.
I have no plan to quit gaping. I only gave up the analogs a week ago, and I can't begin to tell you how happy that makes me. I can't imagine giving up the one thing that got me to this point after so many earlier attempts have failed. I started in the middle of the nicotine range -- 12-18mg. I hope to eventually move down to 6 and then 0. From there I'd be happy to vape nic-free for the rest of my days. I'm enjoying my new hobby immensely, and knowing I know longer smell like an ash tray keeps me motivated.
I have no plans to quit gaping either. I can't resist a good gape every now & then.
As a matter of fact, I have no plans to quit vaping either, for that matter.
I think that for MANY people, quitting nicotine is a lot easier than quitting the ritual.
In fact, I'm sure of it.
EDIT: But I know that there are probably many people who have a lot of trouble with the nicotine itself
EDIT: In other words, your mileage may vary
EDIT:
I think that for MANY people, quitting nicotine is a lot easier than quitting the ritual.
In fact, I'm sure of it.
EDIT: But I know that there are probably many people who have a lot of trouble with the nicotine itself
EDIT: In other words, your mileage may vary
EDIT:
But we each are different. I once kicked ciggs after 10 yeara cold turkey but couldn't or wouldnt do it the 2nd time. Ive quit addictive drugs too but I dont want to try it again...
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