France considers electronic cigarette ban in public places

[Journeyman]

26. And yet the FDA study specifically says, the e-cancers it tested . . .

had "diethylene glycol, a chemical used in antifreeze that is toxic to humans, and in several other samples, the FDA analyses detected carcinogens, including nitrosamines."

As to what's in e-cancers today, no one knows, as the CDC study makes clear, because &quot d)ue to the lack of regulation, no one knows how much nicotine and other substances are in the different e-cigarettes, and manufacturers have not had to provide any scientific evidence to support their claims or to comply with public health regulations intended to protect consumers from deceptive claims."


Damn, cstanleytech. You're so concerned you're going to get hornswoggled, you neglect to read the studies you're so adamant don't say what they do.