Re:Juul Labs CEO to Step Down
by eurasiantiger on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @06:18PM
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You’re not wrong about there being something ”extra” in tobacco, and it’s not being talked about publicly.
Re:Juul Labs CEO to Step Down
by NeedMoreTea on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @07:51PM
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Interesting. Not come across that before, but it gels with my experience. I found it far easier quitting vaping than switching tobacco to vapes, nor had a huge issue pausing vaping for a day or two.
Re:Juul Labs CEO to Step Down
by seanmcdirmid on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @12:12PM
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The tar and burning sensation were probably just as important as nicotine in building an addiction. This is why nicotine gum doesn’t do it for many people, and why vaping is more effective for smoking cessation (the steam effect brings back some of the burning tar feel, while you have something to hold...).
Re:Juul Labs CEO to Step Down
by NeedMoreTea on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @12:41PM
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Yeah, I'm sure that's a good part of it. There was still a sense of cigarettes "giving a little more" - hard to describe as I really couldn't say what, the couple of times I had a smoke after starting vaping in earnest.
Re:Juul Labs CEO to Step Down
by seanmcdirmid on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @12:48PM
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Vaping didn’t work for me when I tried quitting the first time, but that was the early days. I eventually just went cold turkey, but that took a lot of longer than I would have liked.
The few places that were moving some have mostly started selling independent vaping brands. My local petrol station now carries a couple. Still expensive, but "sanely" expensive.
With the exception of Juul, big tobacco appears to be failing badly at vaping.