Electronic smoking replacement

We got ourselves a couple of electronic cigarettes, they're good quality rechargable Olympian imist.

We didn't buy them to give up smoking but have the grandchildren here a lot and it's freezing outside so instead we go into the dining room and puff on one of these. I noticed that I was only smoking a couple of 'real cigarettes' per day so decided not to and haven't had one now for a week ...... so I may have unintentionally giving up smoking

We have those very cheap compared with the real thing,although i think there may be some scare stories about

I'm really impressed with the ones we have, they were £65 for two but I'm happily using it with lots of different flavour juices to choose from and John's also using his more than the real thing now.

I have one of those and use them when travelling when your not allowed to smoke but will ask the steward or conductor (especially after the motorway terrorist incident ) if i can use them had no probs so far saves the stress levels found that Betterware do cheaper refills and well done Helen you still not smoking

Not had a real one yet .... I keep changing the flavours to add variety, it has to be healthier although I'm currently on the middle strength I do wonder how I'll find coming off them altogether as they are so similar to actually smoking.

Well done Helen, that's a good side effect, it'll soon pay for itself.

I nearly crumbled today, I ordered some cake tins and they're great apart from one small problem ....... the big one won't fit in my oven

I didn't have one though but stuck to the electronic puffer.

Helen wrote:I nearly crumbled today, I ordered some cake tins and they're great apart from one small problem ....... the big one won't fit in my oven

I didn't have one though but stuck to the electronic puffer.

Bigger oven.

It's a fitted one Cazz ....... bigger kitchen perhaps

Helen wrote:It's a fitted one Cazz ....... bigger kitchen perhaps

With stopping smoking, you'll soon have enough in your piggie bank.