I feel like I have successfully quit, and 2-months ago I didn't think it was possible.
The whole process of quitting the habit, if you are really hooked like I was, has to be broken down into smaller habits, or it's just too overwhelming.
The patch really helps the nicotine craving, but what do you do when your life is practically timed out by cigarettes, getting me from point-A to point-B.
Every time my phone rang I would light one up. or every time I took the dogs out, even posting on AZ would cause me to smoke.
Losing that timing habit is really hard, even harder than not smoking in between matches.
Also, I can watch someone smoke in person and it doesn't bother me, but when I see an actor on TV light one up it drives me nutz.
I think you have to break each habit individually but all at the same time, which is tricky from a mental standpoint..
In my opinion quitting the habit is more complicated than it seems, and for me the end game started with the 24-hour "CQ" patch.
As for the vaporizer, I would try it as long as there was some hash oil in the cartridge, but I don't think these vapor devices would of ever helped me quit the habit.
