It comes down to your current daily nicotine use, your cravings, and what you want out of a typical day
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Think about battery size and runtime Smaller batteries are easy to carry and simple to replace
[23] If your teen is very concerned about their grades and their academic success, then gather evidence about how their developing brain is impacted: " I know that you want to get into an Ivy League school, and I'm concerned about how vaping can impact your brain and mental health ..." If your child is excited by sports and athletic performance, focus on how their lungs and heart can get damaged when they vape: " I know that you want to get a scholarship for playing soccer, but that will be difficult if nicotine damages your heart and lungs ..." It might help to show them an example (like a newspaper story or online story) of someone who experienced negative consequences from vaping
Yes, they can spend the money on other public services like education or health care