Electronic Cigarette Bans Seriously Questioned By The Public

[beebopnjazz]

OfficialWire: Electronic Cigarette Bans Seriously Questioned By The Public

The substance "diethylene glycol" that is being used as a reason to ban electronic cigarettes, is openly reported as being a non-tobacco ingredient in Philip Morris cigarettes via their website



It just keeps getting more and more interesting with each passing day.

 

[jeanblackwood]

Yes it does and it will .

 

[D103]

OfficialWire: Electronic Cigarette Bans Seriously Questioned By The Public

The substance "diethylene glycol" that is being used as a reason to ban electronic cigarettes, is openly reported as being a non-tobacco ingredient in Philip Morris cigarettes via their website



It just keeps getting more and more interesting with each passing day.

I've clicked on the link several times - nowhere do I find any article "electronic bans seriously questioned by the public. What's up?

 

[sanfordf]

It took me a moment to find it, but you'll need to do a search using the term 'e-cigarettes' in the search box at the top right (in the USA tab).

I just checked again and didn't find it.

 

[D103]

It took me a moment to find it, but you'll need to do a search using the term 'e-cigarettes' in the search box at the top right (in the USA tab).

I just checked again and didn't find it.

Thanks for the help, I tried it several times - again No Luck!!! I quit, that's enough frustration for one evening.

 

[Stephra]

Yep, I was also unable to find it. Does anyone else have a better link?

 

[Vap3rLov3r]

all i saw was:

Electronic Cigarette Bans Seriously Questioned By The Public
Posted by Yahoo! News Search Results for fda electronic cigarette in Elecric Cigarette News, tags: Elecric Cigarette News

There has been many electronic cigarette bills come to the table that are trying to ban the all new electronic cigarette. Currently there is one in New York. Many people who use electronic cigarettes and businesses who sell them are seriously concerned with the bill and the wording in it.

 

[nojoyet]

On the page reached using the Op's link I clicked "press release" on the top right of the page - voila

Try this link

http://www.officialwire.com/main.php?action=posted_news&rid=135538&catid=101

 

[D103]

On the page reached using the Op's link I clicked "press release" on the top right of the page - voila

Try this link

[URL="http://www.officialwire.com/main.php?action=posted_news&rid=135538&catid=101"]http://www.officialwire.com/main.php?action=posted_news&rid=135538&catid=101[/URL]

Thanks much! I finally got there. It's an interesting article but I sincerely wish the author would not have gone on and on about diethylene glycol and how it is placed purposefully in tobacco cigarettes(that was a good point, just make it and move on) but he contiinues to refer to this concluding that the FDA shouldn't then use this as the main objection to e-cigs. Most people are going to reach the age old thinking "...well two wrongs don't make a right..." It is my understaning that the diethylene glycol found was a very small, 'trace' amount and was found in only one cartridge among sixteen (this being from only one e-cig company) - thus I feel it is likely only an anomaly. I would certainly agree with further "legitimate and UNBIASED testing, in addition to some standards for quality control, but not outright banning, especially absent any documented cases of actual harm.

 

[trailblazer6]

I was able to find the story the OP was refurring to. Here is the link .
OfficialWire: Electronic Cigarette Bans Seriously Questioned By The Public