The key survey result of 10,000 electronic cigarette users,
*Has Easy As Step 1,2,3 corp help you quit smoking? 72.5% out of 10,000 were able to quit cigarette within 30-45 days of using e-cig on a daily basis.
*Has your breathing became easier after using electronic cigarette? 89.5% out of all customers agreed that within the first 48 hours of using electronic cigarette, they noticed dramatic comfort in respiratory system.
99.3% of ecig users have agreed on the benefits of e-cig as the following:
- Maintain your required nicotine dose, but lose other harmful side-effects
- No tar, no tobacco, no carbon monoxide, no carcinogens
- No second-hand smoke - keep the people around you happy!
- No yellow fingers, teeth, walls. No smelly clothes
- Up to 60% cheaper than traditional smoking
- Completely non-flammable, so no fire nor any matches/lighter needed
Electronic Cigarette Known as ecig Helps You Quit Smoking - Yahoo! News
and my response from another forum (September 8, 2009):
TheIllustratedMan said:Oh hell no...
That's a terribly dangerous press release.
This company claims that 72.5% of electronic cigarette users quit smoking, hence it is an effective NRT. First impressions with this: where did they find 10,000 e-cig users to answer their survey (ECF had <20,000 registered, ~5,000 active, and I certainly wasn't surveyed), are they implying that THEIR product specifically helps people quit?
They go on to say that there are specific health benefits for a smoker to use an e-cig.
They continue with claiming that they hold patents on the electronic cigarette (as far as I know, only Ruyan has a patent, and njoy might hold some kind of American patent).
So... they are saying that their product treats a disease (addiction) and prevents smoking-related diseases. Therefore, by law, their product is a drug [delivery device].
...This isn't good.
We subsequently discovered that this company is based in the Phillipines. I guess over there they're free to make all the claims they want...
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