monkbait

One of my clients is a Toxicology Laboratory. I was thinking after I wrote this thread this morning I should ask them how much it would cost to preform a toxicology study on a single e-liquid. If for nothing else, just to quell my own curiosity. But I think because all the e-liquid companies in the US are currently cottage-industries, they may not be able to afford or may not even know that such a service is available to them. I feel like every e-liquid company should be doing their own independent tests just to be ready for the potential sh*t-storm the FDA may be sending their way eventually. What we need is a millionaire to get behind the e-cig "cause"

After reading through some of this forum and seeing others noticing the less addictive nature of vaping and realizing it myself, I did some research and found this: Safety Report on the Ruyan® e-cigarette Cartridge and Section 2.3 discusses the fact that e-cigs in fact do not act like analogs in that they do not inhibit MAO levels in the body. I think this must be why the urge to vape is not as strong as using analog. Everyone is speculating that there is "something else" in analogs that creates a stronger urge. Well, I think this is it. So, with this element, plus the fact that PG is a germicide, I'm coming to understand that e-cigs actually have positive health factors that should not be overlooked.