I'm lpboyle from Louisville, KY and I just tried my first e-cig today. I've heard several people both online and off raving about e-cigs and how they were able use them to quit smoking regular tobacco, and now barely smoke at all. My wife has actually been the one pushing us to try e-cigs, and today I broke down and bought a Gamucci Continental disposable e-cig to try out and see if these are right for my wife and I.
I'm a believer, 2-4 puffs off of this thing and I no longer desire to light up. I can French inhale, I feel the vapor hitting my throat like smoke does, and I have the feel of a cigarette like object in my hand. The tobacco shops closest to my apartment carry njoy, the Gamucci disposables, and e-health as brands. My thought is to get the njoy starter kits as soon as my wife and I can scrape up the money, but until then we are probably going to keep using the disposables.
To be honest we are anything but rich people and smoking is a vice we can no longer afford. When the Commonwealth of Kentucky raised the taxes on cigarettes and rolling tobacco last April, my wife and I were forced to switch to "little cigars." (Taxes on cigars and pipe tobacco were not raised when cigarette taxes were.) We can't do it anymore, we can't handle the little cigars any longer - those things are tearing us up too much. We have both tried to quit smoking in the past with no success. We thought e-cigs might be just what we needed to make a step in that direction. So far so good, we have been sharing a single e-cig all evening with little to no desire for a traditional smoke. Thank you e-cigs.
I'm a believer, 2-4 puffs off of this thing and I no longer desire to light up. I can French inhale, I feel the vapor hitting my throat like smoke does, and I have the feel of a cigarette like object in my hand. The tobacco shops closest to my apartment carry njoy, the Gamucci disposables, and e-health as brands. My thought is to get the njoy starter kits as soon as my wife and I can scrape up the money, but until then we are probably going to keep using the disposables.
To be honest we are anything but rich people and smoking is a vice we can no longer afford. When the Commonwealth of Kentucky raised the taxes on cigarettes and rolling tobacco last April, my wife and I were forced to switch to "little cigars." (Taxes on cigars and pipe tobacco were not raised when cigarette taxes were.) We can't do it anymore, we can't handle the little cigars any longer - those things are tearing us up too much. We have both tried to quit smoking in the past with no success. We thought e-cigs might be just what we needed to make a step in that direction. So far so good, we have been sharing a single e-cig all evening with little to no desire for a traditional smoke. Thank you e-cigs.
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