The Vape a Vet’s program is actually started with the B.R.V (Bottled Ready to Vape) vendor. B.R.V has pledged to donate 100% of its profits towards the Vape a Vet program. Striving to help veterans “conquer” their habits overseas and even stateside, B.R.V is the first but not the only vendor that support this noble cause. Other programs outside of the vaping community such as the US Vets, numerous military bases, outposts, Legion Halls, and the VFW all would like to see veterans toss away the cigarettes and pick up the E-Cig alternative. Vape a Vet does not accept used gear and only gives veterans new and ready to go vaping hardware. They send monthly care packages around the world at no cost to the veterans.

Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis wants to encourage smokers to quit, but only in the way the hospital says they should quit. Specifically, smokers who successfully quit smoking using electronic cigarettes will not be eligible for employment if they are continuing to use e-cigarettes to stay smoke-free. Moreover, smokers who are currently attempting to quit using e-cigarettes will not be eligible for employment, no matter how successful they might be in quitting or cutting down using these products.

The wealthiest 1% of Americans, along with corporations that are enjoying inappropriate tax breaks.

In the article, Joe Keohane writes:

The letter concludes: "By taking action to apply the MSA to e-cigarettes, you could make a giant stride in protecting kids from a lifelong addiction to nicotine."

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