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This is a nice reading. The only problem I see with anything inhaled (that is to some limited extent promoted here) is that it without compromise contaminates

This is a nice reading. The only problem I see with anything inhaled (that is to some limited extent promoted here) is that it without compromise contaminates the surrounding air and forces the the bystanders to involuntarily to consume the byproduct.

drspacemonkey 10y ago
There's alternate delivery mechanisms for nicotine. I've been using a rather foul-tasting "mint" oral spray [0]. It tastes like mint-flavoured death, but it's good for a quick 1mg dose. [0] https://www.amazon.ca/Nicorette-69547-Quickmist-Duo/dp/B004VDQH5O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493073766&sr=8-1&keywords=nicorette+spray https://www.amazon.ca/Nicorette-69547-Quickmist-Duo/dp/B004V...
- Sunset 10y ago
  Why not patches?
  - eru 10y ago
    An ex-smoker might mentally need the quick fix? For a never-smoker, patches are great.
eru 10y ago
Patches work great for long term delivery. Mints or gum works for people who need a quick fix---that's mostly ex-smokers. Never-smokers can probably stick to patches. On the other hand: I hate cigarette smoke---but I'm only mildly annoyed by second-hand vaping fumes.