I've been reading about e-cigarettes and I keep coming across information from respectable mainstream media outlets that seems to me to be rather dubious. Granted, I'm new to vaping—still trying out my Fling Minis before thinking about getting my first actual kit—so some of what I've been reading has made me curious. The main claim I keep seeing repeated is that electronic cigarettes have anti-freeze in them, but I have also read that all e-cigarettes are made in China, that e-cigarettes don't lable the packages with a list of ingredients (all the ones I've tried do), that nicotine causes cancer and that e-cigs are actually MORE dangerous than analogs for one reason or another (usually the article gets vague about this even though making the claim).
Is any of this even remotely true, and if not, why would mainstream media report what seems to me to possibly be blatant lies (propaganda) and how can they legally get away with that (spreading slander)??
Is any of this even remotely true, and if not, why would mainstream media report what seems to me to possibly be blatant lies (propaganda) and how can they legally get away with that (spreading slander)??