Anyone here use them? I had never really seen one before last week. My best friend's fiancee uses them, and my husband and I are intrigued.
I have never smoked cigarettes, but my husband used to be a regular smoker. Our friend let him try an e-cig out. At first I was very irritated to seem him puffing on one, but after some research, I find that I don't really mind. In fact, I rather like it myself. So much so that we just bought some.
From what I understand, using one of these is very similar to drinking a cup of coffee. And that the nicotine by itself isn't nearly as addictive as a cigarette because it isn't partnered with all of the added chemicals. But one thing that I can't seem to find is whether nicotine has more cancer risk to it than caffeine or any other low-level stimulant?
They really are pretty nifty. They have all kinds of different flavors, and from what I understand are nowhere near as harsh as a cigarette. You can also choose how much nicotine is in the cartridges you buy. Anywhere from 0% to 2.8%.
Anyway, I thought I would put it out here for you folks to discuss.
Have you used one before?
Want to try?
Hate them? Why?
And what about use in public? One of the major advertising hooks is that you can supposably use them indoors, in cars, one planes, and even in hospitals. Now, I can vouch for the indoors claim. We smoked them in our living room and the next morning you would never be the wiser. They leave absolutely no residual smell whatsoever.
However, I am not sure how flight attendants, nurses, doctors, or waiters would feel about seeing you puffing on one in any of their respective locations. Anyone ever do so and were confronted? Were you made to put it away?
I have never smoked cigarettes, but my husband used to be a regular smoker. Our friend let him try an e-cig out. At first I was very irritated to seem him puffing on one, but after some research, I find that I don't really mind. In fact, I rather like it myself. So much so that we just bought some.
From what I understand, using one of these is very similar to drinking a cup of coffee. And that the nicotine by itself isn't nearly as addictive as a cigarette because it isn't partnered with all of the added chemicals. But one thing that I can't seem to find is whether nicotine has more cancer risk to it than caffeine or any other low-level stimulant?
They really are pretty nifty. They have all kinds of different flavors, and from what I understand are nowhere near as harsh as a cigarette. You can also choose how much nicotine is in the cartridges you buy. Anywhere from 0% to 2.8%.
Anyway, I thought I would put it out here for you folks to discuss.
Have you used one before?
Want to try?
Hate them? Why?
And what about use in public? One of the major advertising hooks is that you can supposably use them indoors, in cars, one planes, and even in hospitals. Now, I can vouch for the indoors claim. We smoked them in our living room and the next morning you would never be the wiser. They leave absolutely no residual smell whatsoever.
However, I am not sure how flight attendants, nurses, doctors, or waiters would feel about seeing you puffing on one in any of their respective locations. Anyone ever do so and were confronted? Were you made to put it away?