Just tried an inhalator for a laugh

[kibbster]

Wife has been given an inhalator and patches by the NHS because she's pregnant.
Yes, before you say it I've tried many times to get the wife to vape rather than give money to Big Pharma but she doesn't like it and won't try it for long enough to get used to it.
So I had to try the inhalator.

My review
Cheap plastic build quality, tiny capsules, rubbish taste, no TH, no vapour production.
Not to put too fine a point on it, they are utter s**t!

hehe

Sorry, I'll stick to my Egos, MVP and Evic with my 18mg flavoured juice thanks!
Got to say I've got a whole new appreciation for vaping after sucking on the inhalator!

And they wonder why NRT doesn't work...

[sleepyduck]

Good to know

[Moggy]

If she's pregnant I'm surprised they gave her anything, they have just authorised her to pump nicotine into your unborn child. They usually just say STOP SMOKING !!

edit -- That sounds harsher than I mean it to, no offence intended.

[Deleted]

Apr 18, 2013 14:53:45 GMT kibbster said:

Wife has been given an inhalator and patches by the NHS because she's pregnant.
Yes, before you say it I've tried many times to get the wife to vape rather than give money to Big Pharma but she doesn't like it and won't try it for long enough to get used to it.
So I had to try the inhalator.

My review
Cheap plastic build quality, tiny capsules, rubbish taste, no TH, no vapour production.
Not to put too fine a point on it, they are utter s**t!

hehe

Sorry, I'll stick to my Egos, MVP and Evic with my 18mg flavoured juice thanks!
Got to say I've got a whole new appreciation for vaping after sucking on the inhalator!

And they wonder why NRT doesn't work...

No mod opporunities? Rig it to a carto and battery at least ?

[zeldamum]

If you look at the nic content they are also higher than the average vape as well.

I checked the nicotine spray and was shocked, it said 1mg no wonder I was getting headaches all the time.

Really wish the NHS would just recommend everyone start vaping, much high success rate and mucheasier to control nic intake levels.

[Karma]

Apr 18, 2013 15:03:54 GMT Moggy said:

If she's pregnant I'm surprised they gave her anything, they have just authorised her to pump nicotine into your unborn child. They usually just say STOP SMOKING !!

edit -- That sounds harsher than I mean it to, no offence intended.

NRT has been cleared for use in pregnancy for some time now.  It's considered safer than mum still smoking

[robby]

I tried the inhalater in a previous failed attempt to giv`em`up, hated everything about it, and it made me cough more than the ciggies did

[Moggy]

Apr 18, 2013 15:12:53 GMT Karma said:

Apr 18, 2013 15:03:54 GMT Moggy said:

If she's pregnant I'm surprised they gave her anything, they have just authorised her to pump nicotine into your unborn child. They usually just say STOP SMOKING !!

edit -- That sounds harsher than I mean it to, no offence intended.

NRT has been cleared for use in pregnancy for some time now.  It's considered safer than mum still smoking

Safer than smoking yes, but nicotine is still bad for you I'm just surprised thats all. My wife has never been a smoker, didn't drink at all during pregnancy, and I never smoked indoors. With the NHS being how they are sometimes, and me having never been pregnant , I would have thought they would take a dim view of it.

As a side note, shes just told me they do it as stopping smoking can cause anxiety and stress which can be passed on to the developing fetus. I'm still surprised tho.

[Jen]

Erm...my understanding is that nicotine isn't bad for you per se, it's the 4000+ chemicals in tobacco smoke that are...?

[JimmyJ]

want any capsules for it? for free?

i bought one and tried a couple of capsules then quit the inhalator.

[Moggy]

Apr 18, 2013 15:35:49 GMT Jen said:

Erm...my understanding is that nicotine isn't bad for you per se, it's the 4000+ chemicals in tobacco smoke that are...?

Nicotine affects the entire body, it acts directly on the heart to change heart rate and blood pressure and also acts on the nerves that control respiration to change breathing patterns. It is linked to hardening of the arteries too.

Yes, vaping cuts out the other 4500ish chemicals

[kibbster]

Apr 18, 2013 15:05:58 GMT @ashmal said:

Apr 18, 2013 14:53:45 GMT kibbster said:

Wife has been given an inhalator and patches by the NHS because she's pregnant.
Yes, before you say it I've tried many times to get the wife to vape rather than give money to Big Pharma but she doesn't like it and won't try it for long enough to get used to it.
So I had to try the inhalator.

My review
Cheap plastic build quality, tiny capsules, rubbish taste, no TH, no vapour production.
Not to put too fine a point on it, they are utter s**t!

hehe

Sorry, I'll stick to my Egos, MVP and Evic with my 18mg flavoured juice thanks!
Got to say I've got a whole new appreciation for vaping after sucking on the inhalator!

And they wonder why NRT doesn't work...

No mod opporunities? Rig it to a carto and battery at least ?

II think it would explode ;-)

[Deleted]

my neighbour had these to pack in the rollies. stopped about same time as i did. laughed at me for spending so much and basically made me feel selfish and foolish
i'm still vaping and NO smoking since my banner says, and he is............... back on the fags....

who's laughing now eh eh eh??? and no, i dont give a monkeys cos he is an arse

(just saying)

[matt1988]

They also say don't eat or drink caffeine too, as caffeine has similar effects as nicotine.

[Deleted]

oh and congratulations to you and mrs kibbster very best of luck to her on not smoking.