Today marks 5 weeks since I gave cigarettes the flick. Previous to that, I'd been smoking for 45 years.
I'd tried to give up a few times, but always went back. I'd tried patches, gums, sprays, you name it.
The only success I've had is Vaping. Started with 16mg of nicotine in the juice. Now, I'm down to 4mg. I don't intend to keep vaping. Instead, I've been lower my nicotine levels each week, which I've been coping well with.
Here is Australia vape juice with nicotine is banned. Hence, you have to either import the nicotine in yourself (always a hit/miss if customs let it through or not). Otherwise, you find a Vape shop who (illegally) adds nicotine to their juice. I did that later.
Problem is now, come July 1'st 2020, it will be illegal to import nicotine.
I've got enough Juice to see me through, least till I give it the flick.
However, and here is how meddling (clueless) Governments f#ck things up for people. Those smokers who have switched Vaping to quit the cigs, where Vaping was the only thing which worked, may now be forced back into taking up smoking again, because, they can't obtain nicotine for their vape-juice.
Vape probably still hold some risks, but cigarettes are far far riskier. However cigs give the AU government a sh#t load of tax. EG - 1 pkt of 25 cigs costs AU$35, tax on the 1 pkt = $17.50. A pkt a day = $122.50 tax per week, per smoker.


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