But since they don't work, why offer it as an alternative to "good" throat hit?
Nicotine VS No-nicotine - Big difference??
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But since they don't work, why offer it as an alternative to "good" throat hit?
Type of carto/atty, such as dual coil and how well they work (new or old and gunked up), along with better batteries, are all part of the second ingredient to good throat hit, which is warmth of the vapor.
Previously I had tried many smoking cessation therapies and none worked for me. I was/ am AMAZED at how much easier it was to walk away from analogs once I began vaping. It was almost painless and as Vets had previously warned me the first 10-14 days would be a little bit painful as there were other drugs in analogs besides nicotine that my body had grown accustomed to. My first 2 weeks I used 36 mg Nic. I then switched to 30 mg. In 2-3 weeks I plan to switch to 24 mg. As you can see I will have cut my Nic intake down to 2/3 of the original amount- Simply amazing IMHO. What I really like about vaping is the fact that I am in control of the amount of Nic I ingest. No other cessation programs offers me this choice.
Cheers, Vapoor.
I smoked for over 20 years. My body/mind function better with nicotine. I will probably never go zero nic. I'm OK with it. I've gone from 24mg to 16mg, and I just vaped more to get the same nic.
I doubt the nicotine is going to pose that big of a health risk.
I doubt the nicotine is going to pose that big of a health risk.
New member here - I've been vaping since april. I went from nearly two packs of Marlb Lights a day straight to an ePower at 18mg with LR cartos. The last analog I had was the morning my package arrived from Madvapes. I'll never go back.
One thing I'll add; when the voltage goes up, Nic level can go down. When I went from 3.7v (w/LR cartos) to 7.4v (w/ 5ohm cartos) the 12mg juice I had grown used to was way too potent. I find ~6mg juice feels about perfect at higher voltage. BTW, once you try a 5v+ mod, you'll never go back.
Good luck and happy vaping!
One thing I'll add; when the voltage goes up, Nic level can go down. When I went from 3.7v (w/LR cartos) to 7.4v (w/ 5ohm cartos) the 12mg juice I had grown used to was way too potent. I find ~6mg juice feels about perfect at higher voltage. BTW, once you try a 5v+ mod, you'll never go back.
Good luck and happy vaping!
MIchael is so right on this. I'm cutting back without a problem and by the end of the year will be on 0mg. I'll just let it ride from there since I believe my addiction is more physical then emotional. I've had absolutely no problem cutting down from 24 to 18 to 11 to 6mg. Go for it.
If nicotine were not an important ingredient for initiating and/or maintaining cigarette use, non-nicotine products would be popular (which they are not)!
I have a neighbor at the cottage that has serious COPD. Her Dr gave her some menthol tasting plastic cigs. She "smokes" them in no smoking ares like crazy but as soon as possible she's smoking her analogs. She knows I vape and while her hubby is impressed and asked me many questions she's not. Sadly too close minded I guess. She even offered me an analog last weekend. Why would she do that 
I once used that "menthol tasting plastic cig". It was much better with an analog every other hit! 
She's probably trying to be nice.
She probably needs the 'nic fix' and doesn't know a better way to get it. (If she's 'older', she probably 'poo poos' the idea of ecigs - much like I did the first several years after I heard about them.)
Sharing the guilt lessens the fear of her condition.
If you have an extra PV with a disposable tip, might be a good idea to return the favor and offer her 'a vape'?
She even offered me an analog last weekend. Why would she do that
She's probably trying to be nice.
She probably needs the 'nic fix' and doesn't know a better way to get it. (If she's 'older', she probably 'poo poos' the idea of ecigs - much like I did the first several years after I heard about them.)
Sharing the guilt lessens the fear of her condition.
If you have an extra PV with a disposable tip, might be a good idea to return the favor and offer her 'a vape'?
She's probably trying to be nice.
Well if I ran into someone who had quit anaologs I would not offer them one.
She probably needs the 'nic fix' and doesn't know a better way to get it. (If she's 'older', she probably 'poo poos' the idea of ecigs - much like I did the first several years after I heard about them.)
Sharing the guilt lessens the fear of her condition.
She's bitter and angry. Also other health issues of her own doing.
If you have an extra PV with a disposable tip, might be a good idea to return the favor and offer her 'a vape'?
I always carry some driptips in a bottle of alcohol just in case. I did offer her but she turned me down. So far I've converted 5 friends
I have a funny feeling her hubby will be approaching me again.
Well if I ran into someone who had quit anaologs I would not offer them one.
She probably needs the 'nic fix' and doesn't know a better way to get it. (If she's 'older', she probably 'poo poos' the idea of ecigs - much like I did the first several years after I heard about them.)
Sharing the guilt lessens the fear of her condition.
She's bitter and angry. Also other health issues of her own doing.
If you have an extra PV with a disposable tip, might be a good idea to return the favor and offer her 'a vape'?
I always carry some driptips in a bottle of alcohol just in case. I did offer her but she turned me down. So far I've converted 5 friends
I have a funny feeling her hubby will be approaching me again.
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