Electronic Cigarette

Lotus-eater

watsonjohn wrote: »

E cigs might be good or atleast better alternative to the real cigs. but the quality is a concern.

You've said that twice now. Maybe you could put some perspective into the discussion and give some examples?

geoffky

Hey another convert, Tried everything to pack the fags in ...And failed.. Not had a cigarette for two months solid now and i have not had a smoke free day in 30 years including being in intensive care..
I am so proud to be smoke free...

Farzackerly

geoffky wrote: »

Hey another convert, Tried everything to pack the fags in ...And failed.. Not had a cigarette for two months solid now and i have not had a smoke free day in 30 years including being in intensive care..
I am so proud to be smoke free...

It's great, isn't it?
I was the same, for 40 years - apart from a couple of years quit in the 80s, but went back on them. The e-cigs just work.

watsonjohn

thanks for the information

Lotus-eater

watsonjohn wrote: »

thanks for the information

I think we were waiting for you to give us some!

Maybe if you said what you found worrying about the quality of ecigs, we could help you out with what to stay clear of and what to try.

annie123

Oh, I knew there must be an ecig thread somewhere in here.

I want to stop smoking and I have an ecig which I've been playing with and think I can switch to it.
Problem is the cost of the cartridges, it's more than I spend on tobacco as I roll my own since pkts hit £5 a few years ago.
I have read on other forums about refilling them, but there is too much info often.
Can anyone explain what to buy (just normal nicotine flavour) and where from (also too much info on other forums) to reuse them please.
I have one of these http://www.e-lites.co.uk/exec-kit.html

Farzackerly

annie123 wrote: »

Oh, I knew there must be an ecig thread somewhere in here.

I want to stop smoking and I have an ecig which I've been playing with and think I can switch to it.
Problem is the cost of the cartridges, it's more than I spend on tobacco as I roll my own since pkts hit £5 a few years ago.
I have read on other forums about refilling them, but there is too much info often.
Can anyone explain what to buy (just normal nicotine flavour) and where from (also too much info on other forums) to reuse them please.
I have one of these http://www.e-lites.co.uk/exec-kit.html

Your best plan is to nip over to AAEC and ask there - dead friendly and useful advice given for newbies, without overwhelming you with information. I was the same when I started, as there was just too much to find out when all I wanted was a simple and cheap solution. AAEC was the best place to find out from.
http://www.allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/

Isaac-the-red

Lee_Robinson wrote: »

I found mine really useful. I got it from frumist.com

The flavours are really nice and it was very good value for money.

there wasnt that much in it pricewise but i just liked the look and all the flavours really.

Nothing worse IMHO than a vendor pretending to be a happy customer - wondered how Frumist found AAE-C UK:( Off to ban them! There are far better & cheaper e-cigs than what Frumist sell,

Isaac-the-red

Just have to add that it's brilliant to read every day all of the success stories on AAE-C UK So many folks have found that a good e-cig is the best invention since sliced bread

Ultimate_Portraits

Electronic cigarettes are now used by 1 million people in the uk (bbc news report)
If you want to try them, the cheapest i'v seen them are £12.99 at loveelectroniccigarette.co.uk
But really, life is full of harmful things in everyday life, you just have to manage them by not having too much of anything. I disagree with the use of aspartame in gum /diet products as its actually one of the most poisonous chemicals known to humans. And supermarket bread could be the cause of bowel cancer - everyone must read this.... i got told this by a hospital bowel cancer specialist...
dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-1298227/Tescos-misleading-claims-bread-just-tip-iceberg.html
And the moral of the story, buy organic bread with NO flour treatment if possible, live and eat a balanced life/diet, do what makes you happy, but don't overindulge in any one thing (and exercise 30 mins per day to help take away the toxins in your body and make you feel good) : )