How to Use E-Cig to Stop Smoking

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E-Cigs offer a variety of flavors from apple and strawberry to coffee and chocolate.

If you have ever thought about quitting or have tried and failed, the electronic cigarette can help you lessen your nicotine cravings and quit smoking. E-Cigs are electronic smoking devices that use tar-free cartridges and provide the smoking experience without the cancer-causing agents, fire, carbon monoxide and odor. E-Cig pioneer manufacturer Smoking Everywhere produces odorless smoking agents with cartridges that last an equivalent to 20 traditional cigarettes. You must be at least 18 to purchase E-Cigs. Starter kits cost about $30 and up; a pack of five cartridges starts at $10 (as of January 2011).

Instructions

    • 1

      Buy an E-Cig system. Check local retailers, mall vendors or online at reputable resellers such as Amazon and eBay (see Resources). The E-Cig starter kit comes with a cigarette cartridge, cartridge batteries and replacement butt. You can also purchase different flavored liquids.

    • 2

      Charge the E-Cig's lithium battery. Connect the E-Cig cartridge to the butt. Your E-Cig will begin producing a steam-like substance that resembles smoke, but is merely vapor.

    • 3

      Seek support. Ask for support from your friends, family and E-Cig smokers online. Although E-Cig provides you with a smaller dose of nicotine than cigarettes, it is often difficult to quit smoking "cold turkey." Search online for e-smoker forums to help you obtain the support you need to stop smoking (see Resources).

Tips & Warnings

  • As of January 2011, no safety precautions have been issued for E-cigarettes, which lack regulation, labeling and scientific research. Smokers should be on the lookout for new studies and developments regarding any side effects of E-Cig use.

  • Smoking Everywhere states that its product contains "water, propylene glycol, nicotine, and a scent that imitates tobacco flavor" and that testing shows that it contains no known cancer-causing agents.

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