Your experience with vaping and mine are the same. I should
   consider going back it if nothing else for the lack of smell.
   It's odorless and inoffensive to people; socially, you MIGHT get
   but a side glance, but since there's no smell, I'm more likely
   to get a smile from somebody who might have otherwise scowled.

   I think people who don't smoke see vaping as akin to a medical
   device; something to be sympathetic about, rather than what one
   person called my cigarette, 'the devil's incense". One comment,
   almost 20 years ago while walking down the street - and she was
   ACROSS the street and yelled it at me.

   I had no response. She wasn't wrong, so it stuck with me all
   this time.

   But I've used the vape thing in stores (not illegal in Florida)
   and nobody even blinked an eyelash. it's not that it's 'super
   common' but its common enough that people seem sympathetic
   rather than making me feel like an outcast, which cigarettes
   sometimes do.
   Quitting entirely is the best option of course and those that
   have succeeded have all of my cheers. An inlaw used lollipops
   after her heart attack and stent operation. I was so impressed I
   bought her a gigantic bag of sugar-free lollipops so she
   wouldn't rot her teeth.