The chief executive of Philip Morris told CNBC he wants their lines of e-cigarettes eventually to outsell traditional smokes.
Has the traditional cigarette burned out?
Has the traditional cigarette burned out?
The End Of Cigarettes ?
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" a Marlboro-branded device that electronically heats, rather than burns, tobacco and differs from the broader range of "e-cigarette" that use nicotine and water vapor to simulate the smoking experience."
Not an e-cigarette and it bothers me that it is being called that because it uses actual tobacco leaf and sounds a lot like the "other" type of vaporizer devices... I feel like, great, e-cigarettes as we know them now will be seriously tied in with tobacco cigarettes and other vaporized herbs when anyone thinks of one, just the association we need.
Not an e-cigarette and it bothers me that it is being called that because it uses actual tobacco leaf and sounds a lot like the "other" type of vaporizer devices... I feel like, great, e-cigarettes as we know them now will be seriously tied in with tobacco cigarettes and other vaporized herbs when anyone thinks of one, just the association we need.
Definitely. Less regulation and higher profits...
Wouldn't these fit the definition of an electronic cigarette better than e-nic devices, which we call e-cigs?
It is combusting tobacco with electronic current to smoke...
Wouldn't these fit the definition of an electronic cigarette better than e-nic devices, which we call e-cigs?
It is combusting tobacco with electronic current to smoke...
Yes it would.
What we use are fog generators
(although the linked article does make mention of something about the tobacco being soaked in pg, and the coil temperature being 350 degrees)
It looks like a cool device. I'll see if I can pick one up in Prague in December...
There are youtube videos showing user of this in japan, so it must be released there already
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