Poll in BMJ

[TomCatt]

Not sure if anyone has seen this or posted about it, but:

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Should electronic cigarettes be as freely available as tobacco cigarettes?


So far
Yes - 80%
No - 20%


Please cast your vote.


With several dozen more votes, the Yes column can grow beyond 90%.

 

[Ref Minor]

Already got my vote.

 

[Kycap]

Done, and bump to top

 

[djsvapour]

I voted.

It should be an easy win, except people that don't vape think e-cigs are dangerous.

Someone came up to me the other day and said "it that an e-cig?"...."they are more dangerous than smoking"...."it's got anti-freeze it in"... etc.

I asked him to explain what gave him the knowledge to question my choice to vape rather than smoke. I particularly enjoyed the moment when I explained I had made my own liquid and, as unlikely as it seems, I had not added anti-freeze from my garage into my mix.

Once we'd squared off and he'd acknowledged he knew nothing (as neither a vaper or smoker) I explained more fully about the anti-freeze and the Diethylene glycol story.

 

[TomCatt]

djs

 

[Chrissie]

Added my vote

 

[Talyon]

Yes 64%
No 35%

Voted yes.

 

[terry w]

Not sure if anyone has seen this or posted about it, but:

ok done it

 

[Toby]

Someone came up to me the other day and said "it that an e-cig?"...."they are more dangerous than smoking"...."it's got anti-freeze it in"... etc.

Actually, technically there is indeed anti-freeze in e-cigs; except for it is propylene glycol,
which is used is a non toxic alternative to ethylene glycol (as anti-freeze)...

 

[djsvapour]

Actually, technically there is indeed anti-freeze in e-cigs; except for it is propylene glycol,
which is used is a non toxic alternative to ethylene glycol (as anti-freeze)...

I know, I explained it later on....