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21 Dec 15
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I don't know about you...but I seem to be binge smoking these. Especially the ones with the fruity flavours. In some cases its like the never ending cigarette.
I smoke more than these than I use to smoke the old fashioned ****.
I smoke more than these than I use to smoke the old fashioned ****.
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I have noticed the people who have taken up ecigs are outside inhaling more often than smokers.
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I've mentioned this before about e-cigs being a sort of never ending cigarette. A real ciggy has a 5 minute lifespan.. an e-cig lasts as long as the battery/juice/coil. I use e-cigs, but find it easier to go without if need be, than when I smoked tobacco.
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quit them - they're disgusting
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TBB, my advice is quit the lot of em. Im on my second cycle of Champix. Me and the better half just been the Canaries, £1.80 for 20 Marlboro seems fair but come back and pay nearly a tenner for the same thing is madness. Go see your doc and get some, I only fecked up last time I quit cos I got laid off and got 6k cash. Made me learn again.
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What are you worried about?
You can 'binge smoke' e-cigs to your heart's content. All you're taking in is nicotine - as 'harmful' as caffeine is in coffee. You're avoiding the extra 4000+ chemicals there are in tobacco - which really are the harmful products. Nicotine is nothing but a mild stimulent No big deal whatsoever. Relax - and enjoy your e-cigs. |
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No one really knows for sure as different places give different reports , thye will be regulated next year and price will boom up also so stock up on your fruit flavour now.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 21, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- E-cigarette vapor can contain cancer-causing formaldehyde at levels up to 15 times higher than regular cigarettes, a new study finds. Researchers found that e-cigarettes operated at high voltages produce vapor with large amounts of formaldehyde-containing chemical compounds. |
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The maximum size of refill containers of nicotine containing liquid is 10ml.
Say goodbye to “normal” size containers and buying in larger sizes to reduce cost. Apparently this is to reduce the chance of accidental poisoning although you can still buy a 2 litre bottle of lemon bleach from your supermarket. Maximum size of cartridges or tanks do no exceed 2ml. This means the end of large tanks that many people now use. It is hard to see any justification to support this restriction. Maximum nicotine strength of e-liquid is 20mg No more 24mg strength – the high strength that a lot of people start off with to transition from tobacco. Apparently again due to poisoning concerns which have been proven to be totally false. https://cigelectric.co.uk/e-cig-uk-regulation-2016/ |
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Just another legal high imo
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You people on E Cigs are nearly as pathetic as the smokers.....Get a life ya sad f***s........Yeah i gave up smoking 30 years ago.
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Always beware of an ex-smoker!
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No fking will power if your on electric cigs
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Islamic fatwa declared on e-cigs: Vaping is forbidden for Muslims, declares chief Malaysian cleric
Smoking e-cigarettes has now been declared 'haram' in Malaysia A fatwa has been issued forbidding Muslims from using them An estimated 2.6million people in the UK use e-cigarettes By SARA MALM FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 08:45, 22 December 2015 | UPDATED: 09:09, 22 December 2015 E-cigarettes and vaping has been declared 'haram' - forbidden for Muslims - in Malaysia, its national fatwa council announced Monday. A fatwa has been issued after a special meeting of Malaysia's National Fatwa Council, stating vaping is equal to drinking poison. Electronic cigarettes are already banned for Muslims in four Malaysian states, as well as several other Muslim countries, including Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.  |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3370008/Islamic-fatwa-declared-e-cigs-Vaping-forbidden-Muslims-declares-chief-Malaysian-cleric.html |