Hi all! I started in 2010 with cigalikes as a means to quit smoking, had good success back then but when I fell off the wagon (several times) in the years that followed I couldn't find the same ones that I liked anymore and experimented with pen-style vapes. Unfortunately they just didn't do it for me--I know it's because they didn't offer the throat hit/MTL/same taste that I got from Camels, and finally I ended up with a Suorin Air with Mr. Salt-E tobacco flavor that has been a total game-changer for me. It out-performs the Camels even! I'm still dual using but I'm down to 5 or fewer analogs per day, and today I have only had 1! I think the only thing keeping me from dropping it all together has to do with how I've built in outside time into my life to accomodate the smoking habit, and going outside to vape just doesn't feel the same. Especially at work!
Fortunately I live in a part of the US where the weather is either dramatically too hot or painfully too cold for 8 months out of the year so once winter gets here it will be much easier to quit all together. My least successful quits are always the ones that begin in spring or fall.
In the past, I used vaping strictly as a way to get through the first 1-2 months of quitting smoking, but I've decided to go ahead and commit further to vaping as a replacement of sorts instead of as a passifier. I have 2 new vapes coming in the mail soon to try and expand my experience.
Fortunately I live in a part of the US where the weather is either dramatically too hot or painfully too cold for 8 months out of the year so once winter gets here it will be much easier to quit all together. My least successful quits are always the ones that begin in spring or fall.
In the past, I used vaping strictly as a way to get through the first 1-2 months of quitting smoking, but I've decided to go ahead and commit further to vaping as a replacement of sorts instead of as a passifier. I have 2 new vapes coming in the mail soon to try and expand my experience.
