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The study indicates that using nicotine-containing electronic cigarettes increases the chances of successfully quitting smoking, with a success rate ranging between 8% and 10%. This is compared to about a 6% success rate with nicotine-free electronic cigarettes and other nicotine replacement therapies, while the success rate without any assistance is estimated at 5%. The study, which included 80 randomized trials and a total of 29,861 participants, confirms that nicotine-containing electronic cigarettes are among the most successful methods for helping smokers abstain permanently.
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