Yeah I've had a Sigeli Fuchai 200W for about two months now and I've dropped the thing more times than I can remember. If I still had my SnowWolf 200W the thing would have shattered to pieces by now.
Just got a Juul and it's pretty sweet. The pods are a bite expensive but the buzz is nice and clean.
Never tried vaping, nor see the point in it. I just see bunch of people ginueapigging a product that recently became popular. It took several decades to see the negative effects of ciggies, what if vaping causes something worse?
Up for some constructive argumentation on this subject if anyone's willing to do so.
Not hating on vaping, asking a serious question that concerns me.
One of the things i like about ciggies is the afterburn on my throat, or simply the flavor of tobacco and the density of the smoke.Cigarettes contain thousands of chemical additives. You're inhaling burning plant matter and dozens of known carcinogens.
e-liquid contains a few things:
Vegetable Glycerin: FDA approved, food safe, plant derived.
Propylene Glycol: What fog machines and some inhalers use. Studied and widely regarded as safe to inhale.
Freebase nicotine: Addictive mild stimulant. Similar effects to caffeine.
Flavoring(optional): Safely used to make candy, baked goods, etc. No long term studies on inhalation have been done, although short term studies on the effects on cells in lab seem good so far.
E-liquid contains no carcinogens, no tar, no worrying additives.
No one is claming that e-cigarettes are 100% safe. Rather, that they're a healthier alternative to smoking.
Sure, some people will do it to "look cool." But the truth is they can help people quit. They're better for the environment, less odor, etc.
One of the things i like about ciggies is the afterburn on my throat, or simply the flavor of tobacco and the density of the smoke.
Is this achievable with a vape pen?
And of course the fact that it helps me think through a project i might be working on.
I'll be flowcharting or coding and if I get blocked i smoke a cigarette and usually come up with a solution to it, don't know if this is the nicotine or simply placebo, have you seen VP's do this?
Yes I have, I tried some sweet flavors, reminded me of menthol ciggies, which I hate.Have you ever taken a hit off one? The "wet smoke" vs the dry smoke of the cigarette makes smokers cough the first few hits usually. It can take some getting used to.
Probably not placebo, nicotine is pretty well documented to help memory and focus.
Yes I have, I tried some sweet flavors, reminded me of menthol ciggies, which I hate.
I'd probably look for actual tobacco flavoring if I were to switch.
They do have liquids with a normal ciggy % of nicotine right?
The point of me smoking from a VP is not to stop smoking. When I need to take a break or stop for a few months I just stop cold turkey, not seeing it as a quiting alternative.
All in all, I smoke to destress and relax myself, not to puff smoke, that's why I'm trying to figure out if a vape pen would work for me.
Know what I mean?

