E-cigarettes 'should not be marketed as smoking cessation aids'

[LadyHawkAZ]

107. I have no problem with completely blocking the Chinese imports

That's an area I wouldn't even bother with trying to regulate and inspect. Too many problems from too many different areas of manufacture coming from that country- dog treats and chicken, anyone?- just block them and only allow juice sold in the States that has been manufactured in the States. Added safety with the bonus of local job creation, win and win. From your OMG DANGEROUS! and very poorly spelled for so-called "professional journalism" (seriously, how hard is it to run spell check on a published article??) ABC article:

Both Smoking Everywhere and Mistic are made in China. We contacted both companies, but we have not received a response.

Mistic
Smoking Everywhere

Both tested brands, which contained metal particles, were a) of Chinese manufacture and b) the cheap ones built to resemble cigarettes with the disposable prefilled cartos, which most vapers ditch very quickly in favor of the more economical and tastier refillable tanks, and which I would really like to see disappear from the market in favor of refillables/rebuildables with locally made liquid. They mysteriously failed to name the brands tested that, to quote the "professional journalism" article, "had a different result", or state what the "different result" was (presumably because they had no metal particles and therefore didn't suit the article's agenda).

Your complaint was that vape acted as an asthma trigger. So is perfume, which is used on a much larger scale. You managed to make my point for me by being uninterested in perfume as a trigger unless it is poured into a vape pen. It's the idea of vape pens, not the possible health issues, that bothers you. Thank you for that.

"The issue isn't whether that particular person was triggered by something in that vape stream or had a somatic reaction." -actually, yes that was what my post was about. Post 67 above, the one you answered with a response that was also specifically about asthma triggers. That post. Yes, that was what we were discussing.

I'm not new to vaping, I switched over two years ago: I posted it to the cessation forum at the time. Either you're thinking of someone else or you caught my reference to my recent relapse. I quit again, three days ago. Am sitting here puffing peacefully on my Cinnamon Red Hots ejuice as I type- a fairly painless transition that took one whole day. Beat that with a box of patches or gum.