Hello everyone! I was introduced to e-cigs about 6 months ago since my wife got one for me and all I can say is wow. I never thoutht i would enjoy them so much. I used to smoke socially when I had a few drinks but now I use my e-cig for that. I feel so much better since I have quit smoking. I'm glad I found this forum and I'm happy to be a part of it.
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I have found that after 8 months I much prefer vaping over smoking.
Glad you found your way here
I have found that after 8 months I much prefer vaping over smoking.
Glad you found your way here
Be careful! Sometimes it can be an expensive hobby. I went through a period where I wanted to buy every new gadget on the market. I still have the urge still, once in awhile.
Be careful! Sometimes it can be an expensive hobby. I went through a period where I wanted to buy every new gadget on the market. I still have the urge still, once in awhile.
That and try and use a low nicotine amount if you find yourself vaping tons, no need to raise the addiction
Good job kicking the tobacco!
That and try and use a low nicotine amount if you find yourself vaping tons, no need to raise the addiction
Good job kicking the tobacco!
This did not work for me. I found I had to increase the nicotine amount in the beginning to satisfy my craving for cigs.
I am now down to 0 nic right now and still enjoying it. I don't think I was as addicted to nic as I was to the actions associated with smoking.
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Rather than start a new thread, I'll add on to yours I'm a n00b here too. I've been trying to quit smoking (honestly) since the new year. I've found that the problem with other nicotine replacements, gum, mints, patches, etc is that I have the same impulse problem with them that I do with analogs.
Let me say I'm a heavy smoker, 3+ packs a day. When I quit in Jan, it was on the patch and gum together, and that worked out okay - until I slipped and started using analogs again - and still continued to use the gum and mints while burning through 2-3 packs a day. So what I've actually managed to do is increase my nicotine levels while trying to quit.
After reading the reviews for news, it came down to the 510 or the eGo. I decided to drop a few more bucks on the ego. I also ordered a few different flavors of ejuice, I hope I didn't guess wrong on the nicotine levels at 36mg, but even if I'm wrong I figure it's easier to cut that than bump it up.
I'm a n00b here too. I've been trying to quit smoking (honestly) since the new year. I've found that the problem with other nicotine replacements, gum, mints, patches, etc is that I have the same impulse problem with them that I do with analogs. Let me say I'm a heavy smoker, 3+ packs a day. When I quit in Jan, it was on the patch and gum together, and that worked out okay - until I slipped and started using analogs again - and still continued to use the gum and mints while burning through 2-3 packs a day. So what I've actually managed to do is increase my nicotine levels while trying to quit.
After reading the reviews for news, it came down to the 510 or the eGo. I decided to drop a few more bucks on the ego. I also ordered a few different flavors of ejuice, I hope I didn't guess wrong on the nicotine levels at 36mg, but even if I'm wrong I figure it's easier to cut that than bump it up.
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