An article by the Washington Post says "A vaping ban would be hysteria masquerading as prudence."
The Washington Post released an article today stating that a vaping ban would be hysteria masquerading as prudence. Click >>HERE<< to have a read.At this point, the best information suggests that a recent spate of deaths from a vaping-related lung disease — six at last report — had little or nothing to do with legal e-cigarettes. Rather, the deaths, and more than 300 confirmed cases of the disease in dozens of states, seem to be linked to illegal cartridges, mostly using marijuana derivatives that had been emulsified with vitamin E acetate, according to Food and Drug Administration investigators. The FDA has warned against using it for inhalation, and it isn’t used in legally manufactured e-cigarettes.
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The HYSTERIA by the media outlets are LYING TO YOU.
The HYSTERIA by the media outlets are LYING TO YOU.
CIGARETTES ARE OUT, VAPING IS IN
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