September 10th. Smoked as usual in the morning and got my first kit in the mail at 10 AM. Started vaping at 10:30 AM and haven't had a regular smoke since. My first kit was an 510 cigalike and by the following day I knew it wasn't just going to do the job for long. Ordered an ego 650 with C4 clearomizer and I'm using that now. Might be a bit early to swear I've quit but so far, so good. I smoked at least a pack a day for 43 years and had tried other ways to quit. Of them all this is the only one that's ever given me any hope and I can't believe how easy it's been.
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I had a hear attack at 38 years old, and it was because of smoking (according to my cardiologist). I had my last cigarette the day before my heart attack. On the advice of my doctor, I've been vaping ever since! That was a year and a half ago.
Heart attack, not hear attack...although my wife might agree with the hear attack. 
I like my ego too you mite like the 1300 mah better last all day and a good bit of the next
I actually never smoked. I tried a disposable ecig and then switched to a nicer vape. I've never heard of anyone else vaping and never smoking so i'm actually kinda interested to see if anyone else has done this.
I quit analogs June 26 2013 although I have quit before for long periods of time, 2 years was the longest. I used nicotine patches and they worked quite well until I got to the 2nd week of the 7mg patches! I was craving cigarettes 24/7 and decided to get an ecig before I picked up my husbands cigarettes! I have been using the disposable Blu ecigs for a few weeks and they were ok, so I got a starter kit and am not really thrilled with it but it's keeping me off analogs. I am hoping to learn more so I can set myself up with a satisfying vape experience and to stay off analogs for good.
I've quit smoking about six or seven times over the last three decades. Gum, patches, Zyban, Chantix, nic inhalers, you name it. Although it's only been a few weeks off analogs for me, I'm feeling pretty confident. It's getting easier every day, unlike the other times I tried (with the exception of the Chantix). I have high hopes!
40 year 2+ pad smoker. Tried quitting for years with every other method out there. Even tried cigalikes(njoys) and couldn't stand them. Then ran into someone who had a decent setup and tried it. Wow!! Did 2 weeks of research on here, found a local store and bought an evic. Haven't picked one up since. Just over a month analog free. After trying for so long to quit it was almost scary how easy it was to move to vaping.
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Yay everyone! I'm on day 10 - vaping has made all the difference for me. I've quit so many times and never longer than 6 days. This time is different. Although I have thought about smoking a cigarette, it's been so easy to actually NOT go buy a pack. The thing that concerns me is that I'm essentially doing the same thing as I did while smoking...so I'm not actually kicking the habit, just doing it differently. But the "differently" is different enough: I feel so much better, physically, already. My lungs are happier than they've been in years.
been 1 month out of analogs. over a year using both (analogs + vape ) finally quitted from analogs. vape for life
Same here. Never thought it would be possible for me cause I'm a bit of a weak ...... But there you go. Electronic cigarettes are quite an amazing delivery system. Wonder how long before you can get multi vitiman packed ejuice? Or even teeth whitening ejuice?
After 40 yrs of smoking, and quitting too many times to count, I decided to give e-cigs a shot. Glad to say, have been off analog for 1 week, and haven't had the urge to buy another pack. And there are no bodies to have to hide!
I find that I still go out for the occasional smoke break at work, I think for me it is more of an excuse to get away for a bit from the stresses of work. Although I do go outside every now and then at home. It seems like my vape tastes better after a real smoke. Maybe I just haven't found the right one yet with a good enough hit.
Like Mark, I don't have the desire to buy another pack. I'm only on day two, so that may change. I went to bed last night feeling great and took the dogs out this morning and have no cravings. I've smoked for a long time and really couldn't imagine not having a pack somewhere near.
I am currently in day 22 no cigs , and yes ive craved but im trying , when I started 22 days ago I just set them down picked up the protank and that was it , not sure it was the right path no cigs at all but I wanted to try , I really wanna see if vaping will keep me off the cigs for the long term , I do have to admit some days are better then others , but like with anything its a learning exp .
6 days ago I smoked my last cigarette as I was driving to the local vape shop. Picked up my kit and have not had one since. This is the easiest I have ever quit after 10 years of smoking with 3 failed attempts in my past. I do think about it once in a while but a chain vape session normally fixes that. The only thing that is hard is that with a cigarette there was a definite start and end to it where with vaping there is not.
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