Some people plan to keep vaping nicotine juice forever, some plan to cut down to no nicotine juices but continue vaping and some plan to quit vaping completely. To quit vaping just cut down on the nicotine you are vaping gradually to avoid nicotine withdrawal. When you are comfortably down to no nicotine quit vaping.
where to get e cigarette in singapore?
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Hi, anybody can share how is the risk to bring starter kit from JB? desperately seeking help
Just dismantle them, and put them far enough that the parts can't be identified easily.
taking out labels of ejuice and putting it together with your toiletries helps too.
Yes it is addictive due to nicotine content.
It is an healthier alternative due to no tar and other harmful chemicals in a cigarette.
You can stop by gradually lowering your nicotine intake from 12mg to 6mg then to 0mg.
IMO, this can be your first step to quitting smoking.
the wind has been gettign stronger nowadays in sinkieland. Yet no one can give a good reason as to why its banned.
pfftt, i can only guess they're gonna miss the friggin taxes and want to stop those who wanna try alternatives
pfftt, i can only guess they're gonna miss the friggin taxes and want to stop those who wanna try alternatives
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oh, and also arguing that I can't get safe quality juices or hardware, just ain't gonna cut it.
who is the one who made e-ciggs illegal? obviously, I can't get quality stuff when there is no competition in the market. Hell, i'm grateful I can get anything at all
who is the one who made e-ciggs illegal? obviously, I can't get quality stuff when there is no competition in the market. Hell, i'm grateful I can get anything at all
so is it still banned to bring in e-cig for personal use in singapore? please help as i have scheduled trips to the country in coming months. TIA.
I'm not from SG, but I'm pretty sure nothing has changed, it would be BIG news in the SG Vapers forum if it did.
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