I smoked cigarettes for 20 years. Over the years, I’d tried the patch, gum, and cold-turkey to quit smoking. Nothing worked until I bought my first ego style e-cigarette and 24mg/ml e-liquid. I haven’t smoked for 4 months, and I have no intention of smoking again. Vaping has replaced cigarettes, for me. I quit smoking completely 4 days after buying my first ego style e-cigarette. A few weeks later, I bought my first advanced personal vaporizer (variable voltage/variable wattage) and a rebuildable dripping atomizer which has allowed me to reduce my nicotine concentration to 12mg/ml. The open and innovative nature of the e-cigarette market has allowed me to quit smoking and is allowing me to reduce my nicotine consumption over time. This wouldn’t have been possible if e-liquid wasn’t available in a variety of flavors and nicotine concentrations and there weren’t a wide variety of devices available for the consumption of e-liquid. My breathing has improved. My chronic bronchitis has resolved. My sense of smell and taste have returned. I have more energy and feel healthier, in general. I would recommend vaping to any smoker as an effective method to quit smoking. Vaping could completely replace cigarette smoking, which lead to an enormous reduction in smoking-related illness. Certainly, it is healthier to not consume nicotine, but the same could be said for caffeine. A policy which allows the e-cigarette market to remain open and innovative is in the best interest of all.