Very first thing I did was a little math. I knew I didn’t want to make more than 10ml worth of E-Juice and I didn’t want the flavorings to exceed 10%; which meant I need 9ml worth of diluent or my base. Now I know a lot of vendors deal with pure nicotine and mix it themselves to cut down on costs. But this is also very dangerous as I was at home doing this in my dining room table.

As vaping becomes increasingly more popular, I am seeing more and more vendors throw around the word “premium” on their line of flavors. How their line of E-Juices only using premium flavoring, and it is the best on the market. I’ve also seen E-Juice manufacturers charge a whopping $1/ml for a bottle of E-juice; that’s $30 for 30ml worth of E-Juice. But what exactly are you paying for What justifies the price of such high price E-Juice Why pay $30 for 30ml when you can buy a 30ml bottle for $10 elsewhere Is it just a fad a gimmick or is there really a noticeable difference

The methods of the study were as follows: "Individuals were recruited at e-cigarette retail locations in a large metropolitan city in the midwestern portion of the United States in July 2013. A total of 159 participants completed a brief 29-item self-report measure that assessed behaviors and perceptions of use."

While I still disagree with Leon's finding that serving as an expert witness is a relevant conflict because I do not see any relevant financial interest in the absence of the pertinence of a matter to a specific legal contract for hire of an expert, I do agree completely with his decision regarding the pharmaceutical conflicts of interest.

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