Need help in ordering - have breast cancer - need to quit..

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johnws78

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E cigs can be information overload. I recently spent a few days reading this forum for information. I wanted an e cig that was more like a regular cigarette and was going to be low maintenance. I did not want to have to carry around juice bottles to refill it, and I wanted something with good battery life. I eventually settled on the vapor king from vapor4life.com. I guess these things are not patented, other companies make a "vapor king" also. The best reviews on product and service were from the vapro4life.com The price was good, and it was exactly what I was looking for. It gets great reviews from this site, and there are tons of youtube review videos also. I hope this helps.
 

Smalls

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I wanted to point out something I haven't seen mentioned in the thread and hopefully it will help with your success. You said you wanted to start with low nicotine and go to 0. IMO that's a bad idea. Nicotine doesn't cause cancer. Inhaling burning carbon based products (tobacco leaves) causes cancer.

In my opinion, you'll have more success with stopping the analogs by getting high on that same nicotine buzz that hooked us all in the first place. Your body needs to feel that familiar comfort but without the tar, carcinogens, etc. Get yourself a nice 18mg - 24mg vape and get lit.

Not even two months ago I was the the pack a day smoker (Camel Lights) who got panicky and ran to the store when he looked at the last cigarette in the pack. Now I can go days without vaping, and I now do it because my friends do it and I enjoy the flavors.

My 2 cents. Good luck to you!
 
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