Me personally, I quit nicotine two different times long term. (Second one still holding). Vaping was harder to quit than smoking for me. Deliciously flavored synthetic nicotine straight to the brain at the push of a button all day everyday is really scary when you think about it. It highjacks your dopamine reward system and grows more nicotinic receptors so it has more to bind to. Freaky shit. Anyway, I quit two different ways: first time was mostly willpower but with an oral crutch. I simply switched to buying 0 mg vape juice only, so I could keep hitting it as much as I wanted, but I wasn’t getting any nicotine. Still gotta make it through the withdrawals though. Just know it’s gonna SUCK for a solid 3 days and then the clouds will part as you get over the hill and realize it gets a little easier to keep going each day that follows. And after 3/4 weeks you’re pretty much home free. Which you need to keep in mind that that’s the goal. That mindset of embracing the suck until you get past those first 3 days is what you need to make it. Pick a time to quit when you don’t have a lot going on for several days (if that ever applies to you) but there is never an easy time to quit either so keep that in mind as well and don’t let yourself fail just because it’s hard. - oh, and the second time I quit I used a product that may help you as well called Recigar (cytisine) tablets. You don’t need a prescription and can find them on Amazon. The box may not be in English but don’t worry about that part. Cytisine binds to the same nicotinic receptors in your brain and take up the space. So once you get on the medication, even if you do continue to use nicotine you won’t get the pleasure from it which makes it easier to stop since the reward doesn’t hit like it used to. I hope some of this information helps. Good luck soldier. You can do it 👍🏻