Comments on: FDA favors Chantix over e-cigarettes. Why?

By: Jenny Cussans, RN

Jenny Cussans, RN — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 13:32:00 +0000

where do u purchase e. cigarettes since they’re non-perscription? Please reply to jenny_cussans@yahoo.com with any help. i used Chantex successfully in past, but started smoking again 2 years later, so just about to try Chantex again. I do have long history of mental illness which was worse while on the drug, but seemed worth it in the end success-but did only take for few months as opposed to reccommended at least 6 month period.

By: electric cigarette

electric cigarette — Fri, 28 May 2010 07:19:09 +0000

i like this article you given depth info about electronic cigarette.

By: deslock

deslock — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:50:37 +0000

The story of the electronic cigarette has revealed that the very institutions that are supposed to protect people in the U.S. are really out to exploit us for the sake of drug giants flawed products and for big tobacco itself. So far Chantix has made 300 people try and kill themselves. 100 succeeded. So far electronic cigarettes have killed no one, and believe me, anti-smoking zealots and big pharma would love to have a death happen to point at. Sadly, so would many state and federal officials. They are scared that they may not get away with overtaxing e-cigs they way they have regular, toxic tobacco products. However, even if ecigs are made illegal and hard to get, the cat is out of the bag. Making marijuana illegal has not stopped the sale of paraphernalia.

In fact if the government were to make all tobacco and related products illegal, quality would probably improve.