Are there any members that have successfully quit analogs and e-gics ?
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I've seen many people selling of their supplies because they said they were done with both. I know of no one personally, but, I imagine a good way to getting there would be to comfortably lower the nic-content in your juices until you've reached 0mg and after you figure (if you ever do), that the habit is just no longer needed, then you're done 
I've given up the nicotine. It took a year and a half of gradual weaning but I've been at 0 for about a month and a half and don't miss it at all. I was a bit over a pack a day smoker from age 12 until age 52 so I'd say I was legitimately addicted.
I still vape 6 mls of 0 nic juice a day because I like it.
There's something very freeing about vaping now that I know I'm doing it because It tastes good and I enjoy the act of it rather than because my body needs it. I could quit vaping without a problem now but I have no desire or need to. I like it
I still vape 6 mls of 0 nic juice a day because I like it.
There's something very freeing about vaping now that I know I'm doing it because It tastes good and I enjoy the act of it rather than because my body needs it. I could quit vaping without a problem now but I have no desire or need to. I like it
Someday soon, you'll find me joining that crowd. At least i've found a better alternative from where I am now.
I know one person and of one other who quit both. (neither were members of ECF) . The person that i know vaped for a bout 6 months and loved it. He caught a cold and couldn't vape for a few days. He realized that he didn't have any trouble going without vaping, so he just didn't pick it up again.
Ya know, at this point I really think I could quit vaping pretty easily. But I ain't gonna! Why should I? The effects of vaping being as minimal as I strongly suspect they are, are well worth the enjoyment and relaxation I get from it. While smoking is what I'd qualify as an addiction, I really think, for me anyway, that vaping falls more into the habit category.
I have heard of a few quitting both, and i applaud them for it, but at this point I have zero desire to quit vaping...EVER!
I have heard of a few quitting both, and i applaud them for it, but at this point I have zero desire to quit vaping...EVER!
Long term plans are definitely to try to quit both. I'm comfortably done with analogs but e cigs are going to hard because of the "hand to mouth" thing. It's a nervous outlet, not that I'm a nervous person. It's just those times when I start to get a little ancy. Quitting vaping will happen it 's just a matter of time.
I fall into that category. I pop in every now and then just to see whats going on. I picked up my PV on january 18th of this year. By April I was on zero nicotine, and by july, I just kinda tucked my box of supplies into my closet. I suppose it depends on what you define as "quit". About twice a year I have a beer or two, yet when people ask me if I drink, I tell them no. Honestly there is no category for my brand of drinking. Occasional drinking is defined as at least a few drinks per week. So, since July I have pulled my pv out twice and taken a few hits. Its not even a habit anymore. It is a very occasional thought. I have thought about selling it all on here, but honestly, I like knowing it is there..I was a 1.5 pad smoker for 25 years, and I dont want to go back to that..so if I do fall back, I am going to make sure I have the pv to fall back on, and not the cigs.
I don't know of any members that have quit both. I on the other hand have never vaped. I got interested in e cigs as a way to quit chewing Copenhagen. I chewed for more than 20 years. After learning about e cigs i got my wife to use them and she has not had a real smoke in more than 70 days. I took a different road and quit cold turkey and have been nicotine free for more than 80 days. So I know first hand that it can be done.
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