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   Comment by laceyund on 28 May 2009:

   Yes, I have used them and they are just like cigarettes but without the tobacco or second hand smoke. I recently traveled and smoked one in the airport, at an NHL game and other various non-smoking venues without a problem.
   You can save money on them if you use the e-cig and only the e-cig. You will save about half per year and that includes the purchase of the device and other nicotine cartridges.
   There are several different styles of electronic cigarettes and just like regular cigarettes, one size does not fit all. I write about them so if you would like more information, click on the link I have provided.
   On another note, I am a smoker and I do feel much better in the mornings after making the switch. On days where I cheat with the real cigs… I feel it the next day. Not with the e-cig.
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   Comment by Upgrayyy on 28 May 2009:

   Never heard of it until you brought it up. Did a search for it and found a few videos saying you can smoke them anywhere including gov buildings. Looks interesting.
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   Comment by Earl Marshall on 16 January 2010:

   Hi Laceyund.

   I too recently switched to e-cig’s, and like you I feel better now, especially in the mornings. Also, my “smokers cough” is going away. I smoked regualar cigarettes for close to 27 years, I smoked the Pall-Mall shorts (the ones with no filters).

   The brand that I switched to was the ones by Premium E-Cigarette. They use the standard E9 (two peice unit). I admit that it was a little pricey for the initial startup ($79.99 USD higher end kit), but since changing over, I have saved close to half what I would have spent on regular smokes.

   I had a regular cigarette (Marlborough 100 light) and coughed for 3 minutes after the first drag… and like you, I really felt it the next morning.

   Earl Marshall NC. USA

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