Sorry I wasn't arguing chantix didn't require a prescription, only the rule "all quitting aids are prescribed" wasn't true. I also don't understand why if some

Sorry I wasn't arguing chantix didn't require a prescription, only the rule "all quitting aids are prescribed" wasn't true. I also don't understand why if something helps you quit smoking we should make it less available? If it help people quit smoking we should make it more available, and if it doesn't then make it less. The UK royal academy of physicians and equivalent of nih think vaping probably has 5% of the risks of smoking. That means to break even we would need ~20 new vapers for every smoker who switches to vaping. And I don't think there is any way to look at the data and conclude there are 20 times as many new vapers as smokers who switched.