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Smoking Cessation

avaross09

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1. How long do you have to be "smoke free" to be considered a NON smoker for The Affordable Care Act.

Reply to krawhitham (Original post)

Mon Nov 25, 2013, 12:45 AM

Nov 2013

Until and unless you have never smoked or puffed a cigarette for a much longer time.If dont think so because E-cigarette contains vapour and has no effect as much as the nicotine is cigarette so i don't think so.

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How long do you have to be "smoke free" to be considered a NON smoker for The Affordable Care Act? [View all] krawhitham May 2013 OP

How long do you have to be "smoke free" to be considered a NON smoker for The Affordable Care Act. avaross09 Nov 2013 #1

Wrong question PennyK Feb 2014 #2

Some states have passed laws saying E-Cigs ARE tobacco products krawhitham Feb 2014 #3

It is wrong PennyK Feb 2014 #4

It's a blood test aikanae Apr 2014 #5

I've been a "non smoker" for years as far as my insurance or anyone else knows. brewens May 2014 #6

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