Would you stop vaping if...

[sqshydog]

No way in Hades!!!!!

 

[chrisj3982]

No way, I can't stand the smell of cigarettes anymore.


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[Maxcom]

Money had nothing to do with switching

 

[Mig01]

I would not go back to smoking even if analog cigarettes were given away for free, as long as I can vape. If vaping became illegal or simply taxed, I would just get my vaping stuff from the black market and I would not feel guilty at all.

 

[Elizabeth Baldwin]

No. Cigarettes were once a great taste and enjoyment to me. But now cigarettes taste nasty and eliquid is yummy. I'd never smoke another cancer stick. They taste yucky and choke me. Nothing tastes better than a delicious Vape.

 

[kojul]

I've said for a while that I would vape even if it was more expensive than smoking, so, no.

 

[zoiDman]

Sorry I am not sure how to make a proper poll so this will have to do.

With more people switching to vaping, less people over time wouldn't, be smoking. There would be a good chance that cigarettes may go down in price then? If they do would you be tempted to smoke and quit vaping?

I don't care if Cigarettes were Free. I'm not going back to Smoking.

Cigarettes were Slowly Killing Me. Why would I go Back?

 

[Towmotor]

There is this attractive girl where I work who I talk to at every opportunity (yea, I'm married but not dead). After I quit analogs and got my sense of smell back I had to stop chatting with her, she stinks to high heaven. DAMN...that was ME!!! Never going back!

 

[DaveP]

I'm done with smoking and haven't had one for over two years. Before that, when I started vaping 4 years ago I dropped from 2 PAD down to about 6 cigarettes a day for two years before quitting altogether. I'll never go back to smoking at any price. If vaping were outlawed, I'd make my own juice and continue on. If the hardware wasn't available I'd have to quit or fabricate my own, but smoking will never again be a part of my life.

It's funny, yesterday I was at a beach water park and had to leave my mod in a locker for the day. I vaped when it was over but had no withdrawal other than a couple of times when I thought, "It would be nice to vape about now". Even then, I never considered going back to the locker and getting it out ( only about a hundred feet away). I had no nic fits whatsoever. I could quit vaping if it was necessary. I do it for enjoyment, not to support an addiction.

 

[Mr Joshua]

No, never will go back, I have way to much fun vaping, from all the flavors, (yes I like fruit flavors and desserts too at 38 years old) to all the very slick gadgets and rebuildables, I love it.

 

[lmets]

No way, never going back ever, vaping is way better than smoking.

 

[Miata GT]

Cigarettes could be handed out freely and I wouldn't go back to smoking.

 

[NathanielFT]

Not even if you gave them to me for free

 

[joeec]

Cigs here in Manhattan and Long Island are $12-$14 a pack! 'Nuf said!

 

[wth303]

NO........................................................................................................

 

[k av]

Absolutely not

 

[Nana Gail]

I'd rather vape swamp water! NO, even if they were giving them away free!

 

[jmart1418]

I will never smoke again. No way.

 

[TXTrinity]

With more people switching to vaping, less people over time wouldn't, be smoking. There would be a good chance that cigarettes may go down in price then? If they do would you be tempted to smoke and quit vaping?

Um.... No.

1. My father passed away in 2006 of heart failure and Aplastic Anemia. His bone marrow was empty... not producing blood cells.
2. My niece passed away in 2005 of Acute Myeloid Leukemia. She had just turned 21. Her bone marrow was producing defective blood cells.
3. My sister passed away this year (3/1/2014) of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer which had spread to 4 tumors in her brain.

Benzene exposure can alter chromosome locations/segments and DNA. It can also cause Aplastic Anemia and Leukemia. The translocations on chromosomes is what can make leukemia like AML so difficult, if not impossible, to treat. The exposure my father had after smoking ALL of his life, minus maybe the first 10-15 years, affected him on a cellular level. This was passed down to my siblings and then to our children. 4 out of the 5 of us kids smokes/smoked. Our kids smoke.

Luckily my sister had started vaping 8 months before we found out about the lung cancer. If she hadn't, we wouldn't have had those 8 months or even the three we did have after she was diagnosed.

 

[TamiP]

Sorry I am not sure how to make a proper poll so this will have to do.

With more people switching to vaping, less people over time wouldn't, be smoking. There would be a good chance that cigarettes may go down in price then? If they do would you be tempted to smoke and quit vaping?

NOPE

To be perfectly honest, when I started vaping it WAS to escape the high price of cigarettes.... that isn't the case anymore. Certainly I do like the lower cost involved overall, but I'm more happy with the overall health benefits. I know a lot of people are afraid to tout vaping as healthy in the current political environment, and I certainly can't say they are healthy with any more assurance officially--but my body can tell me how much healthier it feels, and for me, that's quite enough.