Do You Keep Analogs for Extreme Situations?

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I had multiple cartons on hand for several months after I quit smoking. It wasn't really that I wanted to keep them "just in case", I just had so many that it took a while to get rid of them. I sold several cartons dirt cheap, gave several more away ... by this time I was thinking they'd probably be getting stale. I threw 3 or 4 cartons (not sure) in the garbage. And that was that. The story ended sometime around April of 2010.
 

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Well today is the first day I haven't gone to work with my backup analogs in probably 9 or 10 years,and everytime I craved one I got on this forum and vaped and read and vaped some more and the craving subsided...I did buy a pack of nasty Pall Malls after work thinking I would have just one today,but I really don't want one at this point and it's been over 24 hours since my last analog,so In the freezer they will go..."just in case".I know they are there but after a few puffs on my E-go i'm good.
 

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I had a carton and a pack and a half left when I got my first 510 kit last April. I gave away the carton but tucked the packs in my freezer. I'll probably never throw them away, simply because they remind me of how miraculous vaping is. When I quit cold turkey (stayed smoke free 14 yrs.) I could not have had a single cigarette in my house or I would have smoked it. I had to get rid of everything that reminded me of smoking. This time around, I can stare them in the face without a hint of a desire to smoke them. I'm still amazed.
 
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