Same here. Lozenges/gum got me off cigs for 7 months once... but they bother my digestive system more than e-cigs. The other stuff is too hard to self-regulate the nic levels. E-cigs worked for me too. And much less $$$.
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Same here. Lozenges/gum got me off cigs for 7 months once... but they bother my digestive system more than e-cigs. The other stuff is too hard to self-regulate the nic levels. E-cigs worked for me too. And much less $$$.
Understand.....that's what I thought too....why not a little more smoke....I used cigs late in my career as a stress reducer.....management and supervision of 330 on-duty personnel can have it's stress moments....but that is history....
I also know someone from here in town who is a fireman and he smokes. I can't get him to try vaping. His reason, he breathes in a lot of smoke so a little more isn't going to more harm.
Time to call it a night for me then. As TomcatT says.... "It's a night".
Congrats again retird.
Goodnight all.
Congrats again retird.
Goodnight all.
CUL retired.
I just started using it for the first time tonight when retired showed up so I don't know yet.
I just started using it for the first time tonight when retired showed up so I don't know yet.
I read the Harry Potter series in a week one time but if I read like that all the time, I'd never get any done!
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