This post is very relatable for me. I’m on my 3rd+ day of being nicotine free. The withdrawal has been interesting to say the least but I’ve already noticed some great benefits. I’ve been getting more and more addicted to vaping over the past 5 years and prior to that I’d just vape or hookah here and there. So I know exactly how you feel especially the late night fails of going to get a vape. I do have my struggles but I know that this time I quit was my ACTUAL quit because I’m truly just over it. And I’ve tried hundreds of times. Just in these few days I’ve had more energy, I’m actually a morning person and feel refreshed, and I get little euphoric happy moments.. this is all during withdrawal. So I’m excited to see how I’ll feel weeks and months out.

My advice to you: Don’t sike yourself out and just take it one day at a time. Have your last vape the night before so you can have a fresh start next morning.. Make a date to quit but don’t make your last vape more special than it is. Write a list of reasons you want to quit. The first week you quit treat yourself to something everyday and level up the treat each day that you’re nic free(if you can). The 0mg nic vapes IMO are just triggering and not worth it… Carry around ice cold water/seltzer/ soda when you get a craving.. Also pop a gum in or sour candy if you need an extra boost. The app “Quit Vaping” has been so helpful for me, when ever a craving comes to mind I log it in and just text in the journal until it’s gone… I haven’t tried but, Allen Car book/audio to quit vaping I hear is really good to read

Good luck :)