In my mind, it is virtually malpractice to recommend to such patients that they stick with the traditional FDA-approved therapy and do not give electronic cigarettes a chance.

I went with the safer route and ordered my base (VG) to have 3mg of nicotine premixed in it. I choose 100% VG as I have a PG allergy. You can pick whatever ratio you guys are used to using in your E-Juices as well. Another reason why I did this was I didn’t want pure nicotine around the house either. The VG with the 3mg nicotine came in a tub that unscrewed from the top.

Clearly, the FDA does not believe that there is sufficient evidence at the present time to conclude that cigarette smoking is any more hazardous than vaping.

The above argument is convenient for advocates who want to suppress "negative" or "unfavorable" findings by discouraging RCTs - which they believe will "underestimate" the effectiveness of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation and encouraging survey studies - which they believe will show the effects of vapor products in all their possible glory. However, the argument carries with it a lack of scientific validity.

Although it has been a frustrating week, I have learned quite a bit and am not ready to give up yet. I have a new found respect for E-Juice manufacturers as I tried a week to get my simple recipe right and it still doesn’t taste great. Mixologists must spend a lot of time perfecting their recipe before it goes on the market. A lot of time and heart is spent developing their recipe and considering they have to wait for the flavorings and base to mix completely before trying it, it is truly a painstaking process. Next time you by E-Juice and second guess or complain about the price, keep in mind the person who made it put a lot of time and effort into developing the recipe correctly so that you can have the best vaping experience possible.

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