Thanks to Tobacco Truth On July 22, 2009, the FDA released the results of laboratory tests of e-cigarettes, which were conducted by the Division of Pharmaceutical Analysis at the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. In a press release, the FDA said: “These tests indicate that these products...

The LA Times areticle in question: Carcinogens and poisons found in electronic cigarettes You can tell by the title they are trying to “shock and awe” the public from a completely panicked state… What they don’t tell you is… well… listen to what an ecig user has to...

Big thanks to Spikey for all her hard work! Suffolk County Legis. Jon Cooper (D-Lloyd Harbor) is moving ahead with a measure to limit the sales of electronic cigarettes after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a report calling them dangerous. His bill would prevent their use in public places...

via: http://tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.com/ The Rest of the Story What the FDA did not tell the media or the public, and what the American Lung Association failed to express alarm over, is the fact that nicotine replacement products themselves have been found to have detectable levels of tobacco-specific...