CASAA: Vendors, did you get this email?

[kristin]

If you are a vendor, did you get an email such as this recently?

I live in the UK. My partner is interested in your product and I can see how much safer it is for a smoker's health. But I have a query regarding the health of non-smoking bystanders, specifically, my 3 year old son. Can you confirm that there is absolutely no nicotine released in the exhaled vapour of the device? If the mist cloud contains nicotine then claims that it is absolutely safe for bystanders, particularly infants in an unventilated room, are erroneous. I would hope such claims are backed by scientific testing of the exhaled vapour clouds, otherwise such safety claims put all claims by your company into doubt. I look forward to your reply, which would be best by email given that I live overseas. Many thanks.

Please let us know if you got it and if you responded.

Thanks!

Kristin Noll-Marsh
CASAA Secretary of Directors

 

[kristin]

So I guess no one did then?

 

[Digimon2k]

I haven't received anything like that as yet.

 

[Cassie]

Ok I'm not a supplier but I just have to chime in.

I would hope that no one is dumb enough to claim that they are 100% positive that absolutely no nicotine is released upon exhalation. I'm sure that if he/she blows it in their kids face then yes I would think that the miniscule amount that her/his lungs don't absorb might be exhaled. Looks to me like he/she is fishing for an easy lawsuit. Besides I bet that the cigarettes he/she smoked in the last 3 years of the sons life have been more damaging to his lungs than the next 20 years of vaping in the same room could ever be.
I guess someone should let her/him know they better keep the son away from :

Tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, tomatillos and both sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, pituri bush, jimson weed, milkweed, papayas, zinnias, coca, club moss, horsetails and ..........

Since they all contain small amounts of nicotine =)

*jumps off the soapbox*