Electronic Cigarettes

[2.5RSMatt]

Brian, let me know if you need some nicotine water because all we do is trow it down the drain at work Maybe you can refill your cartridges yourself like ink for printers.

[OMG555]

Originally Posted by iwantasubie

They sell this at the mall.. You can smoke where ever. Great invention.

They sell a product called Vapor1000 at my local Smoke Shop, but they are mediocre products (From reviews I have read) and they have them priced 2x what you can find them for online. The unfortunate part apart local buying has to be the price.

[static_rst]

I always wanted to try it but I just figured I call it quits the old fashion way. I hate smelling like cigarettes!

[angrychicken]

This is news to me.
Stimulating nicotinic receptors without carcinogenic effects.
Sounds too good to be true, but still it's worth watching.
I'll keep tabs on this, might be an alternative to persons who do not want to quit smoking.
I'm interested to see how this pans out in the long run.

[OMG555]

Originally Posted by 2.5RSMatt

Brian, let me know if you need some nicotine water because all we do is trow it down the drain at work Maybe you can refill your cartridges yourself like ink for printers.

I will certainly try it out, just to see how similar it is to the product I order. If they are close to the Ejuice, then I will certainly take you up on that. Hi sweetie.

[OMG555]

Originally Posted by angrychicken

This is news to me.
Stimulating nicotinic receptors without carcinogenic effects.
Sounds too good to be true, but still it's worth watching.
I'll keep tabs on this, might be an alternative to persons who do not want to quit smoking.
I'm interested to see how this pans out in the long run.

It's going to be interesting, why? Because the FDA is already trying to put a ban on the use of Personal Vaporizers. The hardest thing about quitting for me has always been the "routine". I get up, I smoke a cigarette. I drive to work, I smoke a cigarette. I take a break at work, I smoke a cigarette... I really don't think it has to do with the smoking, or what is in smoke. But the action itself gives me that sense of "comfort".

There are a lot of people that have quit for 3 months and already saved $200+... that's a lot of my motivation right there.

[Joshua]

its called an oral fixation.. the physical addiction is over in a couple days..

[OMG555]

Originally Posted by Joshua

its called an oral fixation.. the physical addiction is over in a couple days..

Fag.

hahaha. Just kidding.

[Joshua]

ha ha ha

[angrychicken]

Originally Posted by OMG555

It's going to be interesting, why?

If there is truthfully no pathologic effects, it's something that I would strongly consider recommending to people ( I work in healthcare).
It's too early for me and good data won't be out for a while, so I can't make that call. It's def grabbed my interest though.

**edit/add**
Clinical trials for most products (wellbutrin, chantix, nicotine products) help with smoking cessation for an average 3 months before relapse.
I'd like to see if this product could help people go past that mark.
I'd also like to see info on long term side effects. If there are no ill margins, people could continue without the risk of cancer.