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Users can choose to reduce or control the amount of nicotine consumed, similar to using chewing gum or smoking cessation patches, but with a similar feeling and hand-to-mouth effect to smoking E-cigarette for people Long-term smokers who feel bad about it, long-term smokers who work in non-smoking places and have a habit of smoking, and people who want to quit smoking