This provision is going to wreak havoc with the industry. The agency is determined that it cannot extend the grandfather date beyond 2007. This means that any product not on the market as of 2007 (which includes almost all electronic cigarette products) must either obtain a new product approval or a substantial equivalence determination. Given the snail's pace at which the FDA has processed cigarette substantial equivalence determinations, this could result in a literal quagmire of pending applications for the more than 250 brands of e-cigarettes currently on the market.

Recently, Professor Ashton went on what the Daily Mail called "" on Twitter. He made a number of rude and offensive comments about individual vapers, which cannot be repeated here. For details, see the Daily Mail or this of the story.

Something that all E-Cig users should take note of is the higher the voltage (wattage as well) being used increases the chemicals being released. So the more advanced users that have high wattage devices should take this into consideration especially with using a higher PG blend of E-Juice. Although with lower wattages these chemicals being released is still much lower than that of regular cigarettes, by several folds in fact. But with higher wattages and using a high PG blend, your E-Cigs are releasing just as much as regular tobacco cigarettes. This makes second hand vapor more dangerous than previously assumed.

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