The CAPNOS Blog

A

Holistic

Guide

To

Quitting

Vaping

We aim to play an integral role in solving the problem of vaping addiction.

We strive to help people through their quitting journey by providing useful content and sharing stories from others who have successfully quit for inspiration.

We also believe education is fundamental to quitting success, so we gathered some tips and info!

In addition to education, using real, physical tools can help, which is why we created the CAPNOS Zero®.

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Oct 01, 2024

Breaking Up with Vaping: How New Routines (and CAPNOS Legura) Can Help You Move On

Breaking up with vaping isn’t just about ditching nicotine—it’s about reshaping your entire routine. By swapping out the hand-to-mouth habit with healthier alternatives, like the CAPNOS Legura air inhaler, you can transition away from vaping without losing the comfort of familiar rituals. Take control of your habits and build a vape-free life that feels just as satisfying—without the harmful chemicals.

Aug 22, 2024

Back to School, Not Back to Vapes: Educators and Parents, Here’s What You Need to Know

As the new school year starts, the challenge of youth vaping is on the rise. Peer pressure and curiosity are driving students to experiment with e-cigarettes, making it critical for parents and educators to act. At CAPNOS, we’ve uncovered the sensory and behavioral triggers that make vaping hard to quit. By tackling these issues head-on, we can help create a safer school environment. Learn more at CAPNOS.

Aug 09, 2024

CAPNOS Vaping Study Survey 2024: Consumer Views on Sensory Effects of Vaping and Reasons for Behavioral Substitution with CAPNOS Flavored Pressurized Air Inhalers.

Current vaping cessation research studies have not addressed the potentially important sensory effects and behavioral cravings in addressing youth and adult vaping dependence. We learned from CAPNOS consumers about vaping dependence, status, and sensory experience to evaluate reasons for using CAPNOS devices. Preliminary information on consumer perceptions and goals for changing vaping behavior was collected. The results may support the need for treatment studies to evaluate the potential efficacy of CAPNOS devices for vaping cessation.