The Cigarette that won't go out...

[sorrynomore]

The only issue I have with using an e-cigarette is the darned thing doesn't go out.When I smoked the stinkies at least when the smoke got to the end you butted it,waited a while then lit another.With these e-cigs they don't,I keep on puffing and puffing.I find the only time I'm not using it is when I'm outside working in the yard,eating or sleeping.I'm propably getting more nicotene than I ever did with the stinkies.

Anyone else experiencing this?

 

[ElConquistador]

Well.......yes

 

[ckquatt]

Yep!

 

[caferacer]

I've found this becomes less of a problem when using an rda.

 

[CloudedBeard]

You'll get used to it as you form a new habit.

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

Learn a little self control or take up dripping and leave the bottle far enough away to make it a hassle to get and redrip

 

[Tmg666]

Depending on the strength of nicotine you may want to step up a strength or two.
But unless you were a halfpack a day person you are probably way under your usually nicotine intake as the absorption rate is about 1/3-1/4 of what cigarettes are. (About 10% give or take alittle depending on inhale style/tooper used)

 

[yuseffuhler]

For me I was pretty much attached to my e cig all day until I wasn't worried about switching back to smoking. Now, I can go hours without and not even really notice.

 

[Papillon61]

True - vaping is an experience in a way smoking never is. Since I'm going to chain vape anyway - and I have plenty of time to do it since I'm retired - I've cut down the nicotine to 3mg, sometimes even less. Right now I'm vaping a creamy strawberry 0 nic juice which I mixed for a friend. It's just as good!

 

[NOVA jon]

Trying really hard to see the problem you are having..........

 

[alicewonderland]

i think after a while it becomes more of a habit than an addiction like smoking was, then theres the whole part of the user to have self control if you want to vape less or quit vaping after it got you off of smoking.

 

[xDarkRelic]

Try vaping on the toilet.
No seriously.

But yeah, it's very common. You'll be chain vaping right after you stop smoking. I chain vape out of boredom, out of habit, maybe even in my sleep

 

[Azarias]

I had the same when I started vaping.
Today I often take 1 or 2 puffs and put my vape back on the table for some time.

I'd say as long as you don't throw your vape on the ground and step it oit, you're good.

 

[KattMamma]

I chain vaped like crazy when I first stopped smoking. I think it's normal - the brain is desperately trying to fill that "smoking" void. The right flavor can help (or, as happened to me, can make it worse - it tasted so good it was hard to stop!)

4 months in and I am slowing down a bit... still chain vape at times, but I'm not worried about it. It's all good.

 

[ScandaLeX]

The only issue I have with using an e-cigarette is the darned thing doesn't go out.When I smoked the stinkies at least when the smoke got to the end you butted it,waited a while then lit another.With these e-cigs they don't,I keep on puffing and puffing.I find the only time I'm not using it is when I'm outside working in the yard,eating or sleeping.I'm propably getting more nicotene than I ever did with the stinkies.

Anyone else experiencing this?

I'd say you're doing good considering smoking & vaping aren't done the same way. I'm constantly vaping (like yourself & I've been at it almost 2 yrs) unless I'm sleeping or got caught up in something that took 100% of my attention. [HASHTAG]#VapeOn[/HASHTAG]!

 

[DingerCPA]

Uhhhh, yeah When I smoked, I would easily have 2 cigarettes on my drive to or from work. Now, my mod barely leaves my hand.

Sitting around at home, same thing. Previously, it would be go out for a smoke, sit around for an hour, go back out for another smoke, rinse and repeat....

 

[Paramaniac413]

I had the same thing when I started vaping. If I vape inside, I chain vape. I sort of solved it by only vaping outside. I do, however, chain vape while driving...instead of fighting it, I bought a subtank plus so I don't have to refill as much. lol. If you can't beat 'em...


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[Reddman6988]

I vape alot, I vape at work between tasks I'm doing lol sortta like giving myself a pat on the back. My boss doesn't care I'm still doing twice what I used to when I was smoking.

 

[VictorViper]

One of the things I've found that has been helpful is simply keeping my PV in another room when I'm at home. This forces me to vape in sessions, rather than just sitting there idly blowing clouds all evening.

I've also recently discovered some perks to no-nic, 100% VG as a juice option. If I want to sit back and blow O's, I drip flavourless! No guilt! No nicotine hangover! Best of all, it seems to work as a palate cleanser, refreshing my taste buds for when I want to get my fix and vape something tasty. Highly recommended.

 

[Mike 586]

Yeah I do find myself chain vaping at times, but a lot of times I can go hours without feeling the need to as well. Back when I was smoking, once an hour passed I was starting to feel the need, by 2 or 3 hours I was just itching for that next smoke.