I knew that NJ was the first state to ban e-cigs in public places but I wanted more information before we went out last night so I did a search on it. I had no idea NJ had this group Electronic Cigarettes Their "white paper" on e-cigs contains a lot of old studies and some of the links don't work. I was floored reading this....
E-cigarette websites have posted descriptions of how the e-cigarette is "smoked" and creates a "smoke" (see GASP's white paper for details), therefore admitting that the product is in fact "smoked". Since the product is 'smoked' and creates a 'smoke' according to e-cigarette websites, e-cigarettes should not be permissible for use in public places and workplaces where smoking is banned.
I guess suppliers/vendors etc. need to be careful with the terminology but I am also naive enough to be taken aback that organizations will fight so hard against this alternative method to smoking. It is extremely frustrating!!
E-cigarette websites have posted descriptions of how the e-cigarette is "smoked" and creates a "smoke" (see GASP's white paper for details), therefore admitting that the product is in fact "smoked". Since the product is 'smoked' and creates a 'smoke' according to e-cigarette websites, e-cigarettes should not be permissible for use in public places and workplaces where smoking is banned.
I guess suppliers/vendors etc. need to be careful with the terminology but I am also naive enough to be taken aback that organizations will fight so hard against this alternative method to smoking. It is extremely frustrating!!