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Right To Vape is an international database and repository. It contains testimonials of adults who have switched from combustible and unsafe oral tobacco products to safer nicotine alternatives.

I’ve been smoking since I was 15 years old. I smoked every day, and by the time I found vaping I was up to a pack and a half of cigarettes a day. At 33 years old I was waking up coughing up crap, having problems with asthma – and my grandmother was dying of oral cancer that was probably related to smoking. I had tried to quit many times – 4 times it stuck for several weeks to months, but my partner is a smoker and it just was too hard to see it and smell it and be around it all the time. The truth is… I like smoking. I STILL like smoking. It’s not a habit that I hate – but I know it’s horribly unhealthy, and carries a lot of long-term risks. So being around something that I enjoyed while denying it to myself became too much and I would go back to smoking. A friend of mine suggested e-cigarettes. I tried them. At first, I got one of those little cheap ones that are the size and shape of a cigarette but are refillable with juice. They didn’t give a very good hit or very much vapor, and the flavor was kind of weak – and I was getting nauseated when I used them. So after a couple weeks I gave up and went back to smoking. My friend asked about it, and I told her why I stopped using them… and she introduced me to a different kind of PV – they’re bigger, heavier and use a different delivery method. And she told me why I was nauseated – my nicotine level was way too high. I dropped down to a 6 mg level of nicotine (from 18) and was no longer nauseated. I also got a bunch of really good flavors that weren’t at all like tobacco, and that helped too. When I use the e-cig, I smoke a lot less. Down to three or four cigarettes a day – a 90% reduction. I also really like vaping for what it is, something different than smoking altogether. I like the variety of flavors and the fact that I am continuing to reduce my nicotine level – and eventually I’ll hit zero nicotine, and probably keep vaping because I like it. I don’t wake up coughing up a bunch of crap anymore, and there have been entire days where I just forget to smoke a real cigarette. I don’t NEED them anymore – but I love my e-cig.