To add to your comment, I’ve never flat out condemned vaping but I’ve always been skeptical. I was a smoker for almost ten years before I quit. After I quit m

To add to your comment, I’ve never flat out condemned vaping but I’ve always been skeptical. I was a smoker for almost ten years before I quit. After I quit my doctor ran some basic tests and blood work, etc. He told me that within 4-5 years my lungs would be as if I’d never smoked and that would also improve with regular exercise. That was about 4 years ago and I don’t feel the former construction in my lungs as I did back then. (Though I think I might have been a better singer, but there’s something to be said for warming up...) Anyway even after ten years of smoking and finally quitting my risk of any disease is extremely low—but only because I quit completely. The surge in popularity of vaping surely would draw in some less scrupulous device and cartridge manufacturers. Edit: Thought I should add a point of clarity here that I wouldn’t recommend cigarette smoking instead! Better off just to take a week away from work and hold up in bed if you’ve had a hard time kicking it. It’s those first couple of days that are the very worst.