government is suppressing innovation in a way that can only harm consumers going forward. UL, the global safety company that tests and certifies tens of thousands of consumer products each year, now has a safety standard for electronic cigarettes and Joyetech, a big player in the e-cigarette market based in southern California, is the first manufacturer with a vaping product that meets this rigorous standard
(There are also carryover bills in Illinois, Nebraska and New York that were introduced in 2017 and are still active.) In Tennessee, lawmakers are seeking a more modest increase with a bill that would raise its purchase age to 19 years old
We have been sold a bad bill of rights: we can have it all, and it will be easy
Herbal cigarettes are not safe a Toxicological Research study found they produce similar tar and CO as tobacco, with potentially higher mutagenic compounds
Too much salt causes fluid or water retention in your body as sodium attracts water