Not coming from a "big city" by any means but a welcome bit of common sense here.
Aurora Council shoots down ban on e-cigarettes
Aurora Council shoots down ban on e-cigarettes
but the e-cigs only emit a water vapour, not smoke.
I dont smoke or use e-cigarettes, but this seems premature to me, Councillor Paul Pirri said at last weeks council meeting. It makes more sense to wait for conclusive evidence of the health implications before we go one way or another.
I really wish people would stop repeating this falsehood.
This may not be 100% technically accurate, but it sure is closer to reality than the ANTZ version of "ultra fine particles laced with carcinogens". So, my proposal is that as long as ANTZ claims stand along these lines, we're justified in making the "water vapor" claim.
This may not be 100% technically accurate, but it sure is closer to reality than the ANTZ version of "ultra fine particles laced with carcinogens". So, my proposal is that as long as ANTZ claims stand along these lines, we're justified in making the "water vapor" claim.
actually it is true.I really wish people would stop repeating this falsehood.
actually it is true.
there is water in PG and VG otherwise you would have paste or jelly.
its not a lot but,what your actually seeing is water vapor heavily laced with the other ingredients.
its the other stuff that gunk's up your coils as it is heavier than water.
most cigalikes typically have 10-20% water added as an ingredient.
regards
mike
but the e-cigs only emit a water vapour, not smoke.
I like this part:
“It just demonstrates we don’t even know what we are opposed to,” Pirri added.
Yes!!!I wish more politicians had the gall to say this out loud! Well done!
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Living in a small town has its advantages....
We had a town hall meeting that gave anyone 3 minutes to speak on any issue. I knew that a ban on e-cigs was on the docket. So I went prepared.
(im paraphrasing) "The county of ### is offering up a ban on e-cigs as it glorifies smoking and as it is based on candy and fruit flavors it is targeting the youth of the communities"
I have made this comment in a few other posts so... On my time at the alter I went up and asked if everything that has fruit flavors was to banned, and pulled from my pocket some flavored condoms to which I passed out to the council my samples. "If all e-cigs are being banned because a number, not all of them but some, are sweet flavored, who are the makers of flavored condoms marketing to?" There was a great silence after this.
You could've made the same point about nicotine gum and lozenges, which come in all manner of supposedly "kid friendly" flavors, but which nobody ever complains about.
It's not something on which I've done any research (maybe Bill could provide some insight if he's reading this thread), but when the FDA dropped the banhammer on flavored cigarettes a few years back, did they have any evidentiary basis for doing so, or was it just the product of another unfounded "flavors = marketing to kids" generalization?
"Youth are twice as likely to report seeing advertising for these flavored products as adults are," said Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, a pediatrician and the FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner. "Marketing campaigns for products with sweet candy and fruit flavors can mislead young people into thinking that these products are less addictive and less harmful."
"mostly water vapor" is accurate.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/media-general-news/603098-truth-2.html#post14142473
Agreed. Let's go with "mostly water vapor"![]()