If Cigerrete were just as cheap which would you do?

Which method would you do if the price was the same?

  • I would return to normal tobacco products

  • I would go 50-50

  • ocasionall would return to analogs-cigars

  • no more 2,000 chechimcal tobacco stuff for me! never return


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eghost

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As expressed by many other ppl, cost wasn't my concern when it came down to it... And since I'm breathing easier/better I'd have to go with vaping...

Though to be entirely honest vaping actually feeds two of my addictions...Nicotine and tinkering (and taste, so far I've only been disappointed by the taste once)...Not quite as much mad science as I'd like yet, but give me time...:p
 

DocWyatt

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Well, the only way this will ever happen is via regulation. Therefore, my first suggestion would be to vote every person out of office that even smells like a socialist.

Other than that, people are clever enough that they will find a way to totally DIY, including the nico.

So my vote is none of the above. Not going to pay $250 a month to vape. There will be other alternatives figured out.
 

Mr. Green

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I wouldn't smoke cigarettes anymore but I'd still have the occasional cigar once in a blue moon or sometimes with a Blue Moon and a slice of orange. Oh and yeah I'm not switching to vaping because of cost I just want to stop hacking up a lung and get to where I can breath again I'm only 28 and can't hardly breath half the time 18 years of smoking is starting to take its toll.
 
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FeistyAlice

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I wouldn't go back at all. And if there should ever be a time when I would have to be without vaping juices and delivery system I'm pretty sure the nic withdrawal will be far less painful than withdrawing from thouands of other contaminants. And I was smoking American Spirit Organic analogs and still couldn't quit.

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Hrtbrkr1965

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I'm still new to this but am sure there is no way I would go back! I knew the health aspect was gonna kill me as my family has an enormous amount of cancer deaths in it but just couldn't shake it! Then the cost went sky high and still couldn't shake it! Finally something has given me a chance of beating the odds! After all these years! The damage may already be done but if so my quality of life will be better until the day it takes me...if I am lucky enough to not end up with cancer then my quality of life will be better so basically this is a win win for me! Vape On!
 

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Yah, I couldn't go back to analogs if I wanted to, I can't stand the smell of them anymore, plus the gf is allergic to the smoke from the analogs, so I would hafta go back to smoking in the cold and the rain again *shudder* There is also the fact that I can smell and taste things again that I haven't had the joy of in almost a decade of smoking. So I'm definitely sticking with E-cigs for good.
 
I smoked American Spirit Organics until about 18 months ago, when the taxes got a double hit. I rebelled by switching to mail order AS ryo. Was happily rolling em, and The Pact Act stopped me. Switched to the cleanest pipe tobacco I could find, and continued. Started vaping 5 days ago.

What the pressures of no-smoking laws, and prohibitive taxation have done (that I was never able to do under my own steam), was to force me to find a nicotine delivery system that would be convenient and adjustable. I made some tobacco tincture a few years ago, but never figured out quite how to make it work.

Voila! The eCigs are brilliant. I don't seem to be tolerating the PG very well, but am experimenting with VG. I feel like I've got some daylight coming in here, and would never go back (have smoked a few cigs, three to five each day...only three today). It's no longer about the money. It's more about cognitive decline (apparent reason it took me years to even consider vaping ;-p)!
 
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