E-vape

Haha!

Vapes hit the market in less than a year, and nobody said anything about them being rushed to market....

I didn't realize that vapes were an experimental mRNA therapy, thanks for the tip.

Do you know what they are? Would big Tobacco even tell you? Hahaha

Actually the real question is do you know what they are? because I sure do. And I know what they can do to you as well. Well, they can KILL you.

This is 10 months old. I dont care of you know. My point still stands, big tobacco wouldn't tell you anyway!! Have fun with the MRNA VAPE!!

Ed Zachary!

But big pharma is completely different, right?

I served. I have had so many shots in my arm, for shit that I had no control over. I was not concerned with the risk/benefit then, and I wasnt this time.

I even tried smoking in the service. Not for me!

Why? if it helps people quit smoking cigarettes is that a bad thing?

Lots of people do it thinking it's a safe alternative.

In the end, a lot of it is just trendiness and 'look at me' behavior.

If it was just the nicotine, why the copious amounts of 'show smoke' in the vape fluid?

thats the glycol you can turn up the wattage to achieve more vapor, they helped me give up cigs two years ago

I am happy to hear that.
Carbon monoxide is very damaging to the respiratory system. I used to chew tobacco.
Let me know when you are ready to quit vaping. Safe, easy and cheap.

Right? Snuff was a pain to quite - I went from Skoal long cut wintergreen to Snus packets to nicotine gum for 4 - 5 years. I finally had to alternate regular gum with nic gum to get off of that. I only got the motivation to quit the nic gum when I realized that I was spending $100 - $150 a month on it.

Niacin is the key; pretty easy and painless.
Seach Andrew Saul niacin. I still take 2,000mg right before bedtime, and I quit nicotine fifteen years ago.

Actully yes it is a bad things. Vapining can get medal in your lungs and that can lead you to die. So think about it. Both cigarettes and vapes are bad. Please don´t make bad choices.

Medal, as in "medal of freedom?" Or metal, as in steel? Stay in school kids!