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C is my answer though I might be a D. Started with those horrid Njoys. Had to split time on analogs with those. Don't remember exactly how long. Found the Blu disposable. Used it exclusively (stink free) for about two months and then went EGO. Past the 7 month stink free mark about a week ago.
B) Quit within a month of vaping.
1 week to be exact...only because I started out on too low of mg (4mg/ml) and had almost a full pack left. I actually didn't even intend to entirely quit but analogs started tasting and smelling so BAD so QUICKLY that I didn't want to. The quit was finalized when my 18mg juice arrived in the mail. I am now very sensitive to analog smoke. After 20+ years of smoking up to 3/4PAD I am now 1yr 5months free. Easy as that.
1 week to be exact...only because I started out on too low of mg (4mg/ml) and had almost a full pack left. I actually didn't even intend to entirely quit but analogs started tasting and smelling so BAD so QUICKLY that I didn't want to. The quit was finalized when my 18mg juice arrived in the mail. I am now very sensitive to analog smoke. After 20+ years of smoking up to 3/4PAD I am now 1yr 5months free. Easy as that.
E, but almost a D! I did cut down my smoking to about a quarter while vaping, though...
Let me start by saying that I could have been (A) if I wanted to, because it wasn't hard for me NOT to have a cigarette.
But I wanted to finish the half pack that I had left so I had one cigarette each morning until they were gone.
So that makes me a (B) I guess.
But wait!
I still have a cigarette every now and then just for fun, maybe one every four months or so.
So I guess that puts me in the (F) category.
Actually, you can put me in any category you want and I won't argue.
All I know is I haven't had a "craving" for a cigarette since my first vape.
But I wanted to finish the half pack that I had left so I had one cigarette each morning until they were gone.
So that makes me a (B) I guess.
But wait!
I still have a cigarette every now and then just for fun, maybe one every four months or so.
So I guess that puts me in the (F) category.
Actually, you can put me in any category you want and I won't argue.
All I know is I haven't had a "craving" for a cigarette since my first vape.
Technically A. After I met the vendor locally and bought my 808 kit and he showed me how to fill the cartos and I vaped it a bit, I liked the flavor etc etc. I got home and sat out on the patio and lite up one last Camel Menthol. I think it was more of a flavor comparison experiment than anything. But it was right then and there that I realized that the flavor and experience were close enough that it could work, so I told myself this would be my last cigarette ever. And it was.
B+ for me - a friend bought me a Blu and I would vape it only when i couldnt smoke - still hadnt made up my mind to quit. Once I purchased my first kit - no more analogs - 3 months today - YIPPIEEEEEEEEEEEE
B) Quit within a month of vaping.
Within the 1st few days I got rid of the smokes
Within the 1st few days I got rid of the smokes
I puffed on a firend's e-cig and never even wanted an analog again! 2 pack a day smoker for 29 years.
My first e-cig was an April fools day joke 2011, smoked for the last time on April 2nd .. except .. about two months later I bought a pack of cigarettes. I smoked about 1/2 of one cigarette and went into the coughing fit to end all coughing fits. I have never picked up another cigarette.
(A) - A friend loaned me a couple automatic e-cigs to try and I dripped those for about a week until I got an eGo-C kit.
C while a little bit of B mixed in.
I started while in Afghanistan and went from 1.5 PAD to 3 cigs a day. After a week I had a couple smoke free days, just didn't have the urge to light up. Week 3 smoke free. Week 4 I realized that I didn't order enough juice to make it through the end of the deployment. The goal was to be smoke free when I got back in the states so I had to smoke a few cigs here and there to make my juice supply last through the end. I landed at March AFB with about 3ml in the tank and haven't had a cig since touching down on US soil.
I started while in Afghanistan and went from 1.5 PAD to 3 cigs a day. After a week I had a couple smoke free days, just didn't have the urge to light up. Week 3 smoke free. Week 4 I realized that I didn't order enough juice to make it through the end of the deployment. The goal was to be smoke free when I got back in the states so I had to smoke a few cigs here and there to make my juice supply last through the end. I landed at March AFB with about 3ml in the tank and haven't had a cig since touching down on US soil.
C.
got a disposable #7 in March after my daughter talked me into it, thought hmm not too bad I can do this, bought a 901 kit from a local B&M shop,after many many "technical difficulties" I was finally able to totally kick cigs on Mothers Day 2011!
got a disposable #7 in March after my daughter talked me into it, thought hmm not too bad I can do this, bought a 901 kit from a local B&M shop,after many many "technical difficulties" I was finally able to totally kick cigs on Mothers Day 2011!
Guess I would have to say B. Would have been A but ran into the dreaded "dead battery syndrome" the day after I started and smoked two analogs. Passed one month and no more cigs. Lots of battery charging with 6 batteries now. Need to find better batts.
I'm a B. It'll be a year day after tomorrow. I stopped buying cigs the day my eGo came, it took me 3 days to finish my last open pack. I've had zero relapses, since. I don't care what anyone else thinks, I'm proud of myself!
Hey, Rader, thanks for your service, brother.
DummyMe, USN Retired
Hey, Rader, thanks for your service, brother.
DummyMe, USN Retired
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Hmmmmmm. Well, last August I picked up an e-cig and vaped for 4 months without a cigarette. Then for the next 4 months, I went back to analogs completely due to poor planning and a ridiculously hectic and stressful family crisis. Started vaping again in April and allowed myself to smoke if I want and technically I smoked a few puffs July 22nd and puked, so 3 months, but I hadn't had one for a month prior to that one. I'm not ruling out ever lighting one again either. If I do, I do.... but right now I don't want one.
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