raver1975 a day ago

The only way I could quit my nicotine addiction was to slowly reduce the amount of nicotine in my vape juice. Even at 0% nicotine and no more physical dependence it still took a whole year to finally stop vaping. If I had a single cigarette I would have to start the whole process over again. Nicotine addiction is a terrible enslavement.

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AngryData 18 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Which is why it is BS that many places have marketted and regulated away fillable vapes and buying your own juice. Most vapes available now are disposables and have one and only one concentration level available.

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platevoltage 16 hours ago | parent [-]

Yeah, it’s almost like these vape companies have no motivation to help you wean yourself off their product.

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slopinthebag 9 hours ago | parent [-]

its regulation. in jurisdictions where its not regulated you can often purchase a reusable, refillable vape for the same price as a disposable

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rsynnott 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Wait, where are disposable vapes allowed, but not refillable vapes/traditional e-cigs? Plenty of places are banning disposable vapes on an e-waste basis, but never heard of the opposite.

	▲	slopinthebag 32 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		i have no idea tbh, it sounds backwards

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Barrin92 16 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

>Nicotine addiction is a terrible enslavement.

The interesting part I think is that physical nicotine addiction only lasts two weeks. It's the smoking ritual that is so potent. I have several ex-smokers in my family who even after decades still have situations where they associate certain cues with smoking.

	▲	kulahan 15 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Honestly, the mental aspect of addiction is what makes it difficult. Anyone can get through a couple of weeks feeling like shit, especially if you have support. But for years and years, you can be addicted to something that never even entered your body.