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15 - 20 ml/day and 20 - 30 ml/day... That's a lot of juice... I go through 6 ml/day and I am worried... 
One and a half years off of a 30 year pack and a half a day cigarette habit. Now vaping ~7 ml a day of 6 mg.
Former 48 year 1.5 pad smoker vaping for about 1 year 8 months. I vape 6-7ml a day, 30/70 PG/VG @ 6mg nic...
Former 48 year 1.5 pad smoker vaping for about 1 year 8 months. I vape 6-7ml a day, 30/70 PG/VG @ 6mg nic...
Are your lungs from steel?
30 or so years smoking, at least 3 packs a week. 2 years 251 days vaping, 1 - 1.5 ml/day 75/25 PG/VG 24mg/ml nic, either unflavored or two flavors added, which brings nic down to about 22mg/ml.
10 years 1-2 packs a day. Around 4ish years vaping, 30ish ml of 0.5mg per day.
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45+ years of smoking up to 2 pks a day, Vaping for going on 6 years, 3 to 4 ml a day @12 mg 60pg/40vg custard based DIY e-liquids vaped @ approximately 8 watts on a 1.8Ω coil.
I smoked for about thirteen years, half a pack a day. Quit and switched to vaping January 2010, so that's been over seven years. 3-4ml per day @ 2mg.
Smoked about 30 years , 1.5 pad. Been vaping close to 7 years now , vaping about 3 to 4 mls per day @ 24mg nic MTL.
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Been vaping, for 3 years 1 months roughly. I am down to 3mg nicotine and typically I'm using unflavored. I might do anywhere from 20 puffs a day (According to the puff counter on the mod) or that might go up to 300 times a day. Depends if I'm busy or bored I think.
I used to smoke and dip though before I quit because of vaping.
I used to smoke and dip though before I quit because of vaping.
I am wondering if 30 ml/day is still safer than smoking... I suppose it is but it's a lot...
IMO, vaping ANY number of mL/day of eliquid...is still definitely safer than smoking! Eliquids consist of VG, PG, flavorings, and many times...some nicotine. As of right now, I'm not aware of any studies that have shown that chemicals in those ingredients have been found to be carcinogens or otherwise harmful.
However, there are literally thousands of chemicals that exist in/are produced when tobacco in a cigarette is burned. Some of those chemicals have been identified as carcinogens and/or the contributors to other types of harm to the human body.
If you haven't already read about it, you may want to read what the Royal College of Physicians found in their study on smoking versus vaping. There is also at least 1 on-going study being done on vaping here in the US, by Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL (a nationally recognized, high quality, institution). The possibility of vaping being classified as a legitimate NRT (ie. Nicorette, nasal spray, the patches, etc.) is a potential outcome of the study. I know this for a fact, because I'm a member of one of the study groups for it.
ETA: Forgot to respond to your OP.
I smoked 1-1.5 PAD for 42+ years, before quitting in Jan. 2014. Since then, I've been vaping 8-10mL/day of 60VG/40PG eliquids at 6-7mg nic. Doing that has so far resulted in: (1) Test results indicating that my previously diagnosed mild COPD is no longer evident any more, (2) My blood oxygen level has drastically improved, (3) My breathing has greatly improved, as my lungs now sound perfectly clear when checked by my doctor.
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