2. VV ego and cheap little plastic topper with Cosmic Fog Church juice and haven't had a cig since that day July 17. Of course I quickly upgraded my set up for even better experience.
I quit using cigalikes joytech pushbutton 510 and dripping, it gave me a ritual to focus on with the dripping which made it so much easier, now I just get wild hairs, kinda like missing old friends.
I will buy a pack of marlboros, maybe 2 times a year, and I still vape almost daily, 11mg dekang is pretty much all I use, every now and again I will do a diy. And all I use now is a itazte vtr, depending on the amount of flavor I want either a iclear 30s for more flavor, topcoil, or iclear xl, bottom coil, for less flavor.....
Another thing I did was that first year I wouldn't allow myself a cigarette, once I realized I had the power, No I don't get it from grayskull, wow showing my age.... lol, I allowed them back in and now I control when they visit.... I think you will realize soon enough, the power is yours.....
I can't allow myself to have even 1 smoke. Tobacco had such a stronghold on my life, I can't/won't take the chance. Fortunately I no longer have any desire to smoke. I find Vaping very satisfying. Maybe more so than smoking.
I know this now, for myself. 3 days after I went back to smoking "a little"... I opened a fresh pack about 11am, and had smoked the entire pack before 6pm.
So, I know I can't permit myself to ever smoke again, or I will be right back where I was, wanting to quit but completely unable.
Thank god for vaping, is all I can say.
Andria
For vapers who have quit smoking using e-cigs: Were you able to quit the first time around and what did you use?
Here are the options:
1. Yes, I started with cigalikes, used them until I quit smoking, and have not resumed smoking.
2. Yes, I started with 2nd or 3rd generation PVs, used them til I quit smoking, and have not resumed smoking.
3. No, I started out with cigalikes and they didn't work for me. I later quit using more advanced PVs.
4. No, I started out with 2nd or third generation PVs and they didn't work for me. But I was later able to quit.
5. Other (please explain)
(I'm asking because most of the studies on the effectiveness of e-cigs for smoking cessation don't take into account what products are being used by smokers making their first quit attempt and also because some of these studies are are more like static snapshots as opposed to full length movies.)
EDIT: Seeing some of the initial responses, I realize there's a flaw in my methodology. Nos. 3 and 4 should take into account that on the first attempt some people never quit entirely and were dual users the whole time. The "went back to smoking" phrase rules out that possibility. I think 3 and 4 should have left out "and I went back to smoking." So should I ask the mods to shut down this thread and start over, edit the OP or just let it run its course?
FURTHER EDIT: I edited it. Executive decision. p.s. I'm a No. 3.