Hi, my name is Carolyn and I was a cigarette smoker for 35 years. I did not want to quit even though I knew the health risks. I was an addict. My children hated my smoking, so over the past 10 years I tried Chantix, cold turkey, & hypnosis. I made it 10 days on Chantix and the other 2 were a wash. I couldn’t beat my brain screaming for a cigarette. Last July 2013, I bought an e-cig for me and an e-cig for my husband. We bought the eGo-T kits. We had heard about them and also talked to the store manager of an e-cig store about a month previous to purchase. This July 2014, we celebrated our 1 year smoke free anniversary. Neither of us have had so much as one cigarette since the day we bought the e-cigs. (My sister said she couldn’t believe it, as she thought I would never be able to quit.) We are frequently in places where people smoke and have been since the beginning of our e-cig use, but neither of us are even tempted by cigarettes anymore. We started at level 18mg of nicotine and have reduced to 12mg. We are talking about going to 6mg, and we will be there soon. Our goal is zero mg. We are going to make it with your help! The upside to quitting cigarettes and buying an e-cig: no burnt clothes, no smelly cars or clothes, no cigarette smoke in my lungs. No need to run outside and smoke, disrupting whatever I am doing. I don’t cough anymore. The list goes on. The downside: there isn’t one! What I’m asking: Don’t do away with these refillable e-cigs. The preloaded ones at the grocery store/gas station do not last 1/2 a day. They do not drag or deliver like the refillable ones. They are emergency use only, really. The cost is outrageous compared to a refillable e-cig. I have a BS & MS in education from Indiana University. I have worked every day since I was 21 years old. I feel that I have the right to a product that helps me stay healthier and happier. I have supported big tobacco long enough. I want you to help me stay smoke free. Leave e-cigs and refillable liquids on the market. Carolyn