vapestick disposable ?

[anneasquith]

any personal experience from abers would be appreciated, are they safe ? TIA

[pizza]

Thanks for the post anneasquith, I have just googled this product as I was curious to see what a vapestick was.
I have just rung my daughter as she is a smoker although can't really afford to be regarding cost of purchase and health risks i.e small hole in her heart and she is going to try them.
There seems a lot of postive feedback as to how effective they are so good luck if the product is for yourself and you decide to try them.

[B00]

Wow, they're incredibly expensive aren't they?

I got mine from my local discount shop and it was £12.00 for the E-Cig and £3.00 for refills for it.

[mrs.chappie]

B00, did it work?

[B00]

well not for me no, lol.

[mrs.chappie]

Sorry B00, I shouldn't be chuckling but I can't help it. :o)

[alexbartman]

Yes - they're safe and good. I had to stop smoking before an operation on my back, couldn't have done it without Vapestick. Even asked my consultant surgeon - he said no cigs, but Vapestick was OK!! Noticed they're in my Tesco pharmacy, so well worth a try. I have tried another brand (forgotten name now) which was awful in taste and battery life...so sticking with Vapestick now

[anneasquith]

the one i saw in our local shop is disposable (500) puffs, £ 9.99.

[Slapshot]

My mate finally weaned himself off fags using these E-cig things after smoking since his teens, he reckon it cost him about £100 all in but since he stopped completely last feb he reckons he's saved well over £10K, he was a heavy smoker about 30+ a day