Comparison of Carcinogen Levels
August 3rd, 2009
Reader Glenn has brought another blog to my attention, and most specifically an article that gives more information on the recent announcement by the FDA warning of the existence of nitrosamine in e-cigs. Yes… there is nitrosamine found in the e-cig cartridges tested by the FDA – but it’s the amount in comparison to other products that are currently approved and available for purchase that’s the interesting thing. Read more here!
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Tags: carcinogen, e-cig, E-Cig information, e-cigarette, electronic cigarette, fda, nitrosamine, risks, smoking, tobacco
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- An interesting article By John E. Calfee
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- Detailed analysis on one brand of e-cig by Health NZ
- e-cig blog and store
- e-cig.com
- e-cigarette forum
- Electronic Cigarette Association
- Health New Zealand – Some warnings
- Nicotine Addiction 101…
- PETITION to the FDA to save e-cigs!
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- Survey comments from ex-analog smokers…
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Thanks Raven! Great stuff!
Here is the F.D.A.’s study
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/ScienceResearch/UCM173250.pdf
and here is a third party analysis
http://www.njoythefreedom.com/contactcommerce/images/press_releases/Response%20to%20the%20FDA%20Summary.pdf
Read them both and decide for yourself.
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