E-Cigarette Electronic Cigarettes Free Trial
Posted on Feb 20, 2012 with Comments 50
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@SturmKorps
No they do not. That’s the whole point of smoking e-cigarettes. You don’t have to inhale 4000+ chemicals that are found in tobacco smoke.
I like it how the non-smokers come to an e-Cigarette page and do nothing but try rinse out smokers and ask why it’s so hard to quit. Maybe it’s because smoking is extremely addictive and it’s also something to do, whether your by yourself or with friends whatever it’s sociable, and alot of the time can actually be quite stress relieving. My dilema is I’m a student getting paid pittence so I’d have to give up smoking for like 2 weeks before being able to buy an e-cig starter pack.
@marvalynd you’re right. most people who smoke dont even want to quit smoking. i cant figure you people out though. after 30 years your lungs must be BLACK as the ace of spades. hows your breathing.
@sincityfire lmfao. thats what i say.
@sincityfire
Not everyone that smokes WANTS to quit. I’ve smoked for 30+ years, averaging about 1/3 pk per day. I enjoy it and, like my father, have no intention nor desire to quit. However, I completely appreciate an option to how invasive smoking can be to people around me as well as a way to cut down on the smell of smoke in my home and car.
@sincityfire Quiting is very hard is a really tough to do, e-cigs offer a way to ease your way off the habit
@ecigfan Me too. It’s difficult to believe they are fighting to ban a product which has massivley smaller amounts of carcinogens, is better for you and has great results with helping to quit outright or simply replacment, its better for you whichever way you look at it. The only thing even marginally similar to a cigarette is the risk of heart attack, which can be partially mitigated by regular exercise. (I should also point out this is about the same as that of smoking and isnt fully proven)
@B0dyHarvest I’m really glad you did it! Every time someone tells me they were able to quit smoking regular tobacco cigarettes and replace them with electronic cigarettes, it makes me smile. Another life prolonged
@ecigfan I managed it, and now i find i can still enjoy the experience of smoking without the nicotine, tar and other carciogenics included in a regular cigarette. A good day for me…
@sincityfire man i tell you its tough. even if u dont crave the nicotine… it becomes pure psychological. i quit for 2 years.. then i was back smoking for a few months. then i quit again for around a year. then i was back puffing!! i just ‘couldnt stand’ seeing people smoke. to me (personal opinion) it looked like a method of ‘relaxing’ like, after repairing a car or something… having a puff over a few cold Cokes… schisse.
my mom wouldn’t give up real spoking for even this
@ecigfan Ah, that explains a lot. because I do not smoke.
@sincityfire
If it only was that easy…
Very few people succeed in changing their life long habits by taking so drastic steps as quitting smoking cold turkey.
Electronic cigarette is the least painless way to quit smoking regular cigarettes.
Seriously, I was not able to quit until ecigs became available and now I smoke zero nicotine ones and some days, I even forget to puff my ecig.
I could never miss a day without smoking when I was doing regular ones…
why not just quit?
@zieyha78 In the long run, smoking electronic cigarettes is about 50%…75% cheaper than smoking regular tobacco cigarettes.
@zieyha78 typically $40 to $120 for a starter kit, and then smaller amounts for refills. As always, high-end ones cost more but are definitely worth it.
how much the e-cigarettes..??
@TehGamingGuru Well, I guess the point is to prevent younger people from becoming tobacco smokers (though I don’t know anyone who has rejected ecigarette in favor of regular smokes) and nicotine probably effects youngsters more than adult body. Research also shows that teens between 13 and 17 years of age who smoke daily are more likely to use other drug substances.
Yet, I would still have my kid rather try an electronic cigarette than the regular tobacco cigarette (if I had to choose).
@ecigfan lol thats kinda dumb, it’s harmless so why do you have to be 18..
@oOoutubeboyoOo you must be at least 18 years old to legally buy electronic cigarettes.
how old do u have to be
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@SaxonBrit
It’s true.
Nicotine causes stores of cholesterol and fat to be released into the bloodstream. Cholesterol is a major component of the atherosclerotic plaques that arises in arteries.
Read more: Effects of Nicotine on Arteries | eHow.com ehow.com/facts_4812720_effects-nicotine-arteries.html
I suggest the following – after you have quit smoking analogs with the help of ecigs, try vaping lower nicotine dosage cartridges and finally smoke only ZERO nic cartridges as I do.
Is it true or untrue that nicotine alone, independent of analogs, increases bad cholesterol and contributes to atherosclerosis?
@milkygear It really depends on the ecigarette model – there are high end ecigs like Janty Ego and also lots of cheaper, not so well known brands. Using the risk free trial would be probably the best way to test it out (try a link under the video to see if they have any trial kits left).
theres a store in my town that sells these, I really want to buy one, but i dont know if 100 bucks is worth it.
Awesome!
i got it yestrday ,its great ,didnt smoke the real one for now
@torindude2011 You can but I wouldn’t recommend it. Why keep putting harmful chemicals in your body when you can put no chemicals in your body? I hope you switch to ecigs.
@torindude2011 Yes, you can. You might be able to either cut down your regular smoking or completely switch to smokeless cigarettes. Give it a try and let me know how it went.
can i still smoke cigarettes while doing this? I’ve heard u can still smoke while on these.
@xhmoobx Yes, you don’t have to worry about your lungs because there’s no smoke and tar in smokeless cigarettes.
Electronic cigarettes were created to be a harmless smoking alternative. It just so happens that with the help of an e cigarette many people have totally quit smoking tobacco cigarettes and some (like myself) have later switched to 0 nicotine cartridges to smoke even healthier.
Nicotine is not worse than caffeine but it’s better to use it moderately as it is with drinking coffee.
so these are made to help people quit smoking? so this is harmless, does that means I can smoke this and not worry about my lungs?
People, give electronic cigarettes a try…you might be pleasantly surprised
I smoked for around 38 yrs.Didn’t think I’d ever be able to quit but I heard about ecigs & thought I’d try but got a pk of cigs just n case.It’s been over 21/2 mo. I didn’t smoke the pk I got that day, but give them to hooked smokers that need them since I don’t now! Thanks to ecigs I’m a non smoker. Hurray! Celeste M.
@hdzsound Exactly. I puff it at my work desk or when watching TV.
I like eCig I can now smoke inside everywhere anytime
LOL
oooo i want it
omg amazing.. teach me!!
my husband just bought it..i look forward he give up also
better health better way of life
Keep this up you gonna be the king, subbed <3
Superb
Awsome this will help alot of people.
@ChristianWorldOrder2 Congrats!
got my kit yesterday charged it and i have not had a smelly stink weed lit and burning today at all amazing! i am sticking to e cig now forget smoking a pack a day this is my new addiction to smoking and e cig is the right ciggeratte for me
@JCBRAMMER Good for you:) I wish I could do the same for my mom……
@ilsewz It’s funny how similar your experience is to mine. I really don’t feel an urge any more to either smoke the real ones or even puff my ecig – sometimes I forget that I have it for days…and when my smoker friends throw a party, I’ll take it out again
I smoked a pack a day for about 14 years too, tried quitting, found it too hard. Then I got an e-cig to see what it would do, wasn’t too serious about quitting, then when I tried it I thought it was pretty good and I could actually give it a go. I ended up not smoking a real one for over 4 months (and still going!) gave the two packs I still had to someone else
Now I don’t need it anymore, feel very free! I only use it now when I’m having a drink with friends or at a party with smokers.
@bacalaitoxxx I started smoking in 1996 and puffed about a pack a day until 2010 when I found out about the electronic cigarettes. Damn, that’s 14 years…I guess you can call this a habit
@bigjack940 can u tell me how its working for u now? i was thinking since a few months ago about this lil things but i dont want to waste $ on something i prob would not get the same feeling in a few weeks.
@speedupmycomputer can u tell me how many years u where smoking normal cigs? (just to know if u did grow a habit of smoking cigs)