e cigarettes

[Nester6]

As a former Newport lifelong smoker, I am quit now for 2 years thanks to the e cigarette. I am using the ego 500 a push button model whose battery lasts for days. I still get my nicotine fix by adding the juice and the same great smoking sensation without the 4000 chemicals that give you cancer and heart disease. Nicotine is a stimulant, however I feel this is much safer after failing with pills, patches and gum. What an invention! I can't find any negative health consequences as a result of using these. I can give you web sites that sell them and juice if you so desire. No more cough,weakness ,yellow teeth or stink. The e cigarette should be FDA approved now! Maybe the tobacco companies are worried! Thanks

 

[funkipman]

My *** tried this thing and hoped it would work for her but now she's gone to "roll your own." I guess everyone is different and you have to die from something.

 

[Galactic]

Trying to quit again...been thinking about these as a viable alternative...

 

[funkipman]

Trying to quit again...been thinking about these as a viable alternative...

If it would have worked for my *** I would've too.

 

[gunslingingbird]

My friend buys some from Seven-Eleven that he swears work great. He says they're about $10 bucks. I don't know if I'd trust something that cost $10 bucks at Seven-Eleven to help me quit smoking.

Which kind do you use?

 

[Harley Spencer]

Yeah, what kind are you using? This past fall I tried quitting with those and they were horrible. I can't remember what they were called but I found a photo of the ones I was using. http://www.electronic-cigarette-company.net/images/x4.jpg

I lasted for about a week. I had to keep buying new ones because every one I got stopped charging, they just wouldn't charge on anything. And they were supposed to last for the duration of what would be a full pack if real cigs, but they only lasted me about a day, maybe less, before they lost all their kick. I'd love to try quitting again with e-cigs, but not sure what brand.

 

[Sam Fisher]

I decided to quit smoking on July 1, 1980. Back then there were very few "help" options. I basically told myself I was not going to pay to inhale bad things into my lungs and body and, make some company more wealthy at my expense, both monetarily and healthwise. I went cold turkey and never looked back. Coming up on 32 years now without a smoke.

I wish the best of luck to anyone wanting to quit that stupid, expensive, unhealthy habit.

 

[Nester6]

My friend buys some from Seven-Eleven that he swears work great. He says they're about $10 bucks. I don't know if I'd trust something that cost $10 bucks at Seven-Eleven to help me quit smoking.

Which kind do you use?

You can't buy the cheap ones! My kit cost 49 dollars at taste-e-cigarettes.com.A GREAT buy! The ego 510 kit gives you 2 powerpul batteries, 5 tips,2 atomizers and liquid, the site also sells great liquid. The cheap ones don't cut it. Buy a good kit and you won't be disappointed and it will save your life as well.

 

[squallumz]

i have a set of the ecigs. kinda weird. i smoked before kind of socially, but never got addicted. got tired of paying for cigarettes and feeling like **** so i stopped. i was more into cloves actually.

but just for fun i have an ecig kit. tastes kinda gaky. i imagine it would help someone stop since you have all the hand motions, the blowing of "smoke" and the nicotine which you can adjust. i have the highs myself but rarely use em.

 

[vodkazvictim]

I used to smoke for ten years.
Allen Carr's easy way to stop smoking stopped me.

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

I used to roll my own but I quit cold turkey more than a year ago. I don't know why people feel the need to shell out money for something that really isn't all that difficult to accomplish.

 

[squallumz]

now, if they can make an e-crack pipe, id be rich again.