How long does it take to quit smoking using an Vape?
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VAPE can help you achieve about 80% of the desired result… though it typically takes three to four months to completely break the addiction. However, the memory of that sensation—along with the primal urge to smoke again—takes much longer to fade away.
To be honest, everyone’s situation is different; some people can quit in just two or three days, but that doesn’t mean their nicotine addiction has vanished. When I first started trying to quit, I used VAPEPIE products, and those first few weeks were the hardest part. I would still crave a cigarette when I woke up in the morning or while driving. But now, more than a year later, vaping is far superior to smoking—if nothing else, at least I don’t carry that lingering smell of smoke on me anymore.
It took me five weeks to fully adjust to vaping and stop craving cigarettes. I’ve been smoke-free for two years now, and the smell of burning tobacco actually makes me want to vomit!
For me, I can definitely use vaping to manage my cigarette cravings. Although I still feel the urge to smoke sometimes, I just take a deep puff of my e-cigarette, and the craving passes.
Bro, I haven’t smoked for two years, but whenever I’m playing cards or drinking with friends, I still can’t help craving a cigarette. That urge just won’t go away.
I’d suggest going with a pure menthol flavor. In my experience, fruity or sweet flavors don’t really replicate the feel of a cigarette, but a strong menthol hit gives you that throat sensation—it’s not the same, but it definitely helps.
Quitting smoking wasn’t that hard overall, but it still took me about a month to finally get rid of my first cigarette every morning.
If you use e-cigarettes as an alternative, it usually takes 3 to 4 months to gradually get used to not smoking traditional cigarettes anymore.