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Any smoker tempted to switch to vaping must be prepared to stick at it for at least a couple of weeks.

Many fail too early and go back to tobacco. Some complain of a sore or dry throat, and that just may be the wrong ingredients. PG and VG can be had in any proportion and by reducing PG any throat problem should go.

There are plenty of vape users that still carry a pack of cigarettes around with them. Just having an occasional one seems to keep them happy. And although few people admit to switching to vaping to save money, it certainly does.

My neighbour was a heavy smoker for many years and now that he vapes instead, every day he puts away the price of two packets of cigarettes minus he cost of his e-juice, and reckons it will pay for his summer holiday.

He buys the 100ml e liquid in some exotic flavours and likes to mix them up. His favourite today is a mix of peppermint and menthol. His next will be the one he has just discovered that is extracted from the cannabis plant.

When I asked if that was legal, he replied it is not the same as the drug and is legally permitted. In fact, all juices just like all vape equipment, have to be tested by the MHRA that stands for Medicine and Healthcare Regulatory Authority.

Any company producing vape goods of any description, has to send a sample of any new product six months before they are allowed to release it on the market.

There are strict controls on the maximum nicotine content, the tanks can only hold 2ml and the juice can only be sold in bottles up to 10ml.

All containers have to be child proof and clearly labelled. It's easy to forget that nicotine is a poison that in large neat doses can kill.

It may be too early to categorically claim that vaping is safer than smoking, but early indications suggest that it causes less health problems.

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