Does vaping really helps to quit smoking?

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LOCKHART

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I bought my first set of e cigs from a tobacco store just to get some indoor nicotine. That was Sept 9 2010, I hav'nt had tobacco since Oct 4 2010. My GF refused to quite, but still cut smoke by more than 2/3 and this year she has a cig every 5 or 6 weeks, I would say that that is still a huge success. I've bought kits for alot of people and the results though they vary have always led to a decrease in anlogs.
 

shelbymaa

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I have had my e cig for just over a week. I was smoking a pack and a half a day of analogs and I am now down to four or five analogs a day. taking me a bit longer as my husband still smokes analogs, he isnt ready to quit yet. It has saved us money already and has started helping my constant cough already too. just keep the faith that it will work!
 

keydcuk

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I have had my e cig for just over a week. I was smoking a pack and a half a day of analogs and I am now down to four or five analogs a day. taking me a bit longer as my husband still smokes analogs, he isnt ready to quit yet. It has saved us money already and has started helping my constant cough already too. just keep the faith that it will work!

Good luck! I just wish it would work as well for everyone as it did for me. What kind of ecig are you using and are you vaping any particular e--liquid flavour?
 

Jeann

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Does it help you quit smoking? Yes, if you want it to and stick with it.

Does it save money? Yes, if you get the hardware you want/need at the beginning and don't spend months buying one thing after another, trying to find something that's going to work for you in all situations. And if you don't give up your addiction to cigs by becoming addicted to buying The Latest Best Ultimate PV that will always be coming out.

Vaping is not smoking, and you'll probably have some withdrawal symptoms, because of all those other things in cigarettes that aren't in juice. You can power your way through it, or you can give in and light up. And you can always chase the latest thing - there's always going to be a latest thing, with new features, more power, longer power, better looks. Start chasing that and you'll easily spend more with vaping than you ever dreamed with smoking.

indeed...didn't stick with it tho...
for me it's both willpower and vaping to have a change to stay away from the analogs
without vaping not going to happen at all.
 
Got my first ecig an joye EGO and 2 weeks later analogs were gone for good so now over a year with out a a analog! Period it's that easy. Iv tried a bunch of different juices but it was so easy to forget about a analogs with a GOOD ecig! Just don't buy junk I'm glad I started with an EGO with the 650mha batteries I never ran out plus the starter kit comes with 2 batt's and u can get 900mha or 1000mha batt's and with a 1000mha I got all most 2 days out of it! Just check on out but not a cheap one!
 
I've been vaping consistently for about a month. I started out with the mindset that I was just going to "cut back" on the analogs, by allowing myself 1-3 each day. That really helped to take the pressure and anxiety of quitting away. Finally, I just decided that I really dislike the analogs now & I've been 9 days clean :) hoorayy!! good luck in your vaping ventures!!
 

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When I got my first e-cig, I continued to smoke, but did so less frequently. It was easy to make the move to give up analogs after a month or two....especially once I got my eGo and eGo-T. The cheapie e-cig I had before that just didn't simulate smoking enough for me in terms of throat hit. I highly recommend the eGos.
 
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