I don't smoke cigarettes, and I'm not addicted to nicotine, but I want to get an e-cig. I enjoy tasting the flavors all my friends get and know I'd enjoy having my own, and think it'd be a fun past time learning some smoke tricks with it. I would not get the liquid with nicotine, since I obviously don't need one. So, my only reason for not already having one, is I feel like it'd be weird for me to invest in one since I don't smoke, and most everyone I know has one to help them quit. Do you think it's a good idea, or a bad idea for me to get one?
Non-smoker wants an e-cig
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just get a cheap eGo 650mah battery, some cheap clearomizers and some juice. If you decide you don't like it you'll be out maybe $25.
Uncommon, but a fun hobby and can be enjoyable, and helpful in pondering things. I started with an ego twist and a Kanager Pro II.
It's becoming more common for non-smokers to take up vaping flavored NO NICOTINE e-cigarettes.
My own daughter (college freshman) is a non-smoker. For her birthday she requested her own e-cigarette to be able to vape flavored NO NICOTINE. Since her older brother, BF, and several of her closest friends all smoke, I was concerned that she also might take up smoking. I made the decision to get her an advanced starter setup.
Within a couple of months her brother, BF, and a couple of her friends got their own e-cigarettes and have either quit smoking or are in the process of attempting to.
I noticed some of the couples who come into my local vape shop looking for their first e-cigarettes. One of them is a smoker, the other is not. Often the non-smoker ends up with a kit, too, to use NO NICOTINE flavors along with the partner who uses a nicotine flavored e-liquid. I personally see this as a great bonding activity between the couples to share a common interest and lend support to the smoking partner.
My own daughter (college freshman) is a non-smoker. For her birthday she requested her own e-cigarette to be able to vape flavored NO NICOTINE. Since her older brother, BF, and several of her closest friends all smoke, I was concerned that she also might take up smoking. I made the decision to get her an advanced starter setup.
Within a couple of months her brother, BF, and a couple of her friends got their own e-cigarettes and have either quit smoking or are in the process of attempting to.
I noticed some of the couples who come into my local vape shop looking for their first e-cigarettes. One of them is a smoker, the other is not. Often the non-smoker ends up with a kit, too, to use NO NICOTINE flavors along with the partner who uses a nicotine flavored e-liquid. I personally see this as a great bonding activity between the couples to share a common interest and lend support to the smoking partner.
To each his own, me thinks. So long as you do it sensibly and not cause any problems to others (like, i dunno, throwing your PV at them or something).
Just like someone who doesn't normally ride a bike may end up enjoying the tracks with a two-wheeler. Its a hobby.
Just like someone who doesn't normally ride a bike may end up enjoying the tracks with a two-wheeler. Its a hobby.
Go with a cheap EGO and an iclear 16 then sell it to a friend when you become hooked and want something a little more advanced ;-)
Some use PVs just for flavors... dieters, etc. I see no harm in it but sure wouldn't start inhaling... there's no point and really even nic users don't need to... but then I avoid inhaling air fresheners and hair spray too. BTW, my Aunt smoked the occasional cigarette after a meal without inhaling while she and her pipe-smoking hubby finished their wine... pipe smokers don't inhale either.
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