Think the term ecig does us more harm then good these days. We are miles apart from a cigarette. . Health wise
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Yes, actually, that is exactly what it means.
Nurse: (goes back to her questionaire): "So, how often do you SMOKE?"
just because you use a diff device for your fix doesn't mean you don't smoke. ..., maybe im the only one here ok with the fact i went from smoking cigs to smoking an e-cig...
who cares what a nurse thinks anyway, if you wanna lie to her then lie to her.
I'm on Medicare, and last time I checked, they can't kick you off for "smoking" or other kind of nicotine use, I hope. But that could be coming in the future, for all I know.
That said, for those of you who have to have blood tests for your insurance, do they have the same rules about using the patch or gum? Would that show up on your test as nicotine and you would have to pay extra because of it? What if you were under a doctor's care, and they prescribed the patch or gum? Would that be allowed?
Yes, the name of this subforum could be considered unfortunate.is that why the forum is called general e-smoking instead of general non smoking?