New Technology for Kicking Bad Habits

Electronic Vapor Kits are a proven alternative to help you quit. New technology gives people a safe and affordable way to kick their addiction.

2011-04-11

PORT ST. LUCIE, FL, April 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) A recent study reveals that the new electronic vaporizers are the answer for many people looking to quit their expensive addiction. The 6-month study was conducted on men and women ranging from the ages of 22 - 55. The incredible vapor technology applied in the research is made using a heating unit, stainless steel stick, and a flavor cartridges. The new technology is well tested and built to last with most manufacturers offering a lifetime warranty. The new versions used in this study have a stronger and more realistic taste. They also look and feel exactly like the real thing.

How Custom Vapor Kits Benefit You:
- No bad odor. You won't "smell" like an ash-tray.
- Does not stain or yellow teeth.
- Different strengths and flavors to help ween you off.
- Healthier - No carbon monoxide, ash, or tar.
- You can save $100's each month.
- Recommended by doctors and dentists.
- Cartridges usually cost less than $2 and are equal to a full pack.
- Looks, feels, and taste just like the real thing.

The United Health Organization recently confirmed that the sudden influx of vapor kit users has shown a dramatic increase in the number of people who were able to quit. There has never been such a safe and effective product showing such positive results in such a short time period.

In addition, this incredible new product has been featured on the Internet and TV by many credible doctors and celebrities. It has become known as one of the top 10 health trends for 2011 and is increasing vitality among new users.

Thousands of individuals have been able to quit by using electric vapor kits and more will continue to catch on as the new technology advances. The most recent models have proven to be a more realistic, healthier alternative. It is because of these new advances that so many have been able to beat their addiction and live a more fulfilling lifestyle. Because there are so many new companies entering this fast growing market it is important to read some Starter Kit Reviews and try the brand that fits you best.

One of the pioneers in the industry and the main company behind the above study is offering a limited time Free Trial of their starter kit. Their products have been tested and reviewed with some of the highest ratings in the market. Check out their exclusive offer below and try them for yourself.

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