The Trench Reynolds Report

  • Is a lighter more effective than vaping?

    I found this article from financial site Motley Fool that’s headlined “Is This the Next Looming Threat to E-Cigs?”. It talks about this device that’s a combination of a timer and lighter called Quitbit. Sounds great in theory however in my opinion it’s doomed to fail. Back in the early 2000s I ordered this device…

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  • Study shows e-cigs better than patches and gum

    A recent study done by the University College London shows what many vapers and e-cig users already knew, that e-cigs are more effective at helping people quit smoking than the nicotine patch or nicotine gum and cold turkey. Researchers surveyed nearly 6000 adults in the U.K. who tried to quit smoking at least once in…

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  • Trench’s adventures in vaping

    As some of you know after 30 years of smoking I was able to finally quit this year by using disposable e-cigs. While some of the ones I used like Blu and Logic were satisfactory for the most part there’s always a gamble you take with the disposables. Depending on where you get them from…

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  • CDC claims e-cigs marketed towards kids

    CDC: Makers of e-cigarettes, little cigars target kids: Since e-cigarettes, or vaporizers as they’re properly known, have helped me quit smoking after 30 years I’ve become somewhat of a vocal proponent of them. If you follow me on Facebook you’ll see I’ll post the occasional article about e-cigs. If it’s a good article I’ll sing…

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  • How Trench quit smoking with e-cigs

    I’ve been smoking since I was 15. That’s almost 30 years ago. I was officially diagnosed as being asthmatic 10 years ago. The combination of the two have caused me health problems in the past but nothing I couldn’t remedy on my own until a couple of months ago. About 2 months ago I had…

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  • Why I can’t quit

    Why Smokers Can’t Quit Easily: Every smoker knows it’s tough to kick the habit. In fact, just seeing a photo of someone smoking is enough for would-be quitters to ditch their best intentions and light up “just one more,” research now shows. And it doesn’t help when quit smoking commercials are on the TV and…

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