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E-Cigarette and Pre-Op Testing

I quit smoking (yay me!) and have been using the E-Cigarette. I have Pre-Op testing and blood work on January 9th. I don't think they're looking for nicotine, but if they are, I should be ok...right?

By the way, what does Pre-Op testing consist of? How long did it take?

Thanks for letting me babble about my personal issues lately.

Take Care.

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    They tested my nicotine levels too...I smoke an e-cig too but switched to zero nicotine nobacco juice... Volanco sells different strengths...I started at 24mg, then 11mg, and so on, now it's zero and just vapor that taste like chocolate..

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    Alot of e-cigarettes do have nicotine in them. I just quite smoking a little over 2 months ago and I did it using the e-cig. I haven't touch the e-cig in 2 weeks. My Nut and therapist both said I had to be completely nicotine free so I would imagine they test for that before surgery. ???

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    How many days in advance should I stop the E-cigarette?

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