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I use my Janty Dura (no light) and haven't been noticed yet. This is especially true if you do it discreetly and not in places that are specifically non-smoking. I have used it at Mountaineer Casino in Chester WV in smoking areas and no one seemed to notice. I haven't used it at the...

Does anyone make an e-liquid that smells like incense?! lol!

I found a tobacco case (for loose tobacco) made of vinyl with nylon inside on sale at my local drug store for around 3 dollars. This has worked out real well for spare carts, a small bottle for (topping off) juice, a napkin for small drips and a spare battery (maybe not good?). It fits real...

My bad Kendra! I guess I had a brain fart there. I should have looked closer.

I have been using this avitar for a few months on a couple of diffrent sites. Like most avatars, it's easy for the user (me) to find. The fact it's a little quirky helps.

There might be some confusion. I was talking about the nurse practitoner in the post, NOT the doctor in the story.

Sounds to me like the first medical professional who seems in support of E-cigs. It's interesting this is from a Nurse Practitoner. I guess the doctors who are against it (like the one in the story), are against anything they can't make money off of from office visits and perscriptions imao.

The new technology sounds interesting! I'll have to dig around to see about the FDA approval thing. Thanks for the post.

Well, I myself have been (only) been vaping for about a month. I started with 2 generic pen-style atomizers. I have used them both and they both died at about the three week mark. Unfortunately, the warranty on both of these was only that long. Because of this, I made an emergency trip to...

I can't post URLs yet, but it's on Newsnet 5.com. An assist on the link would be appreciated. This also has a working link to the Freedom Stix site. It appears (to this newbie) that this is a rare balanced story on E-cigs. However, I'm confused about the websites claim about being approved...

I can't put the link up yet but maybe someone can go to "Newsnet 5.com" and put the post here! This story seems very well balanced (at least to a newbie) and I can't wait for local (emergency) access to E-Cigs that doesn't involve a drive so far down the freeway that there's no street lights...

I just saw the story! It was the first (out of several I saw on-line) local story that seemed to give the pros (AKA us or the good people!) and the antis (AKA anti-fun) groups an equal say. I would be very interested in reviews of the Liberty Styx when they come out! Good job Channel 5!

It seems the combinination of inept government agencies and corporate America (like big tobacco) is trying to sink another promising idea.

It is refreshing to hear both sides of the story in one article! I hope to see more objective journalism regarding the E-cig in the future. I'm sick of just hearing from people who treat adults like children. Bravo. If I had seen the article sooner, I would have my E-Cig sooner!