E-Cigs = Tabacco User for Insurance?

[skoony]

No, they haven't. Which is why they're saying they're going to issue their deeming regulations in October on e-cigs.

yes they have for the purposes concerning obama care.
regards
mike

 

[DC2]

yes they have for the purposes concerning obama care.
regards
mike

Do you have a link to that?

As far as I understand, each insurance company is free to make their own rules about nicotine products.
And each one can treat NRTs, cigarettes, snus, electronic cigarettes, and other nicotine products differently if they so choose.

 

[JulesXsmokr]

hmmmm. I thought I read somewhere that nicotine does not stay in your system for very long. Hence, the need to continually have more of it.
Got some more reading to do..
Just abstain for a bit before taking a test, if required.
There are no other real side effects from vaping, that anybody knows of.
So, let it be on the industry to prove adverse health risks, like it's supposed to be.
I'm smoke free for 1 month and 4 days..

 

[FlamingoTutu]

yes they have for the purposes concerning obama care.
regards
mike

I would like to see a link for that too please. Also interested to know if that includes nic gum, patches, inhalers etc? Nothing like punishing those trying to improve their health.

 

[retired1]

yes they have for the purposes concerning obama care.
regards
mike

FDA has nothing to do with Obamacare. The FDA tried to classify e-cigs as a medical device and were smacked soundly by the courts. And that's where it stayed. They plan on releasing their deeming regulations in October.

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