Well, much as it pains me to admit it, I have to confess to being a somewhat "older folk" -- 53, this coming May. I've smoked since just before I turned 14, in 1975, and have tried about 4 times to quit, since about 1984, when I was 23 -- so smoked for nearly 39 yrs now, and have been trying to quit for just about 30 of those 39. Frankly I had about given up hope of ever being able to quit, though I've managed, in the last 16 yrs, to go from 3+ pks a day, to, right now, about a half-pack a day.
A couple months ago, a friend of my husband's gave me a "fin" e-cig; I thought it was an excellent idea, poorly executed -- tasted like pipe tobacco to me. Then, just before this past xmas, I bought an "Njoy," in the light (gold) version. Was more pleased with it; the size, shape and feel were just about right, and the throat hit was amazing -- but it tasted like eucalyptus, more Hall's cough drop than cigarette. So, then I bought a Blu, which against tasted like pipe tobacco, but was the most expensive disposable e-cig at my local Walgreen's. So about 2 wks ago I came to my computer and typed "e-cigarettes" into Google, and found this place; last Saturday I got an "eRoll"; I really like the size, shape, and general look/feel/operation of the thing; I got the silver one, because it looks nothing like a real cigarette, so some imbecile won't be telling me, hey, you can't smoke here -- to which I would have to reply, seen a lot of silver cigarettes with blue fire, have you?
This past week has been challenging; 18mg was WAYYYYY too strong; 12mg seemed ok at first, but later made me very ill. So now I have to get some juice in 6mg, and something NOT tobacco, because the smell of the tobacco e-juice and e-vapor just kinda grosses me out. I don't smoke that much anymore, and I think I'm already starting to smell how foul they really are, and smelling the "e-juice" kind is really awful to me. So I'm going to get some strong peppermint and hot cinnamon, and see if those might not substitute very well for a "throat hit." I guess I figure, if I'm going to leave cigarettes behind, why drag the smell of 'em with me?
So that's where I've gotten to, in 1 wk of attempted vaping. At least my consumption of cigarettes has gone down, since I've been involved in this, and there is hope that it will continue decreasing until I finally just ask, why bother? Vaping is how I intend to become a MUCH "older folk", instead of dying too young with some horrible lung disease, as my father did.

Andria