Lisa Middleton

The letter picks up on many of the precise points that I have been arguing during the past few weeks: ; ; .

If the goal here were to simply protect children and infants from accidentally ingesting nicotine, then Senator Hannon could simply have introduced legislation to require childproof packaging and warning labels on these products. Instead, it appears that the goal is actually to protect the sale of cigarettes in New York by eliminating competition from a rapidly proliferating smoking cessation product that is projected to give tobacco cigarettes a run for their money.

Do anti-smoking groups have any sense of perspective? The answer appears to be "no" based on the latest news out of the Garden State.

I am not going to comment on taste or throat hit as this isn’t the topic of discussion and thus I’ll also leave the brand and name of the E-Juice anonymous as well. My biggest complaint about the E-Juice was the lack of labeling of how much caffeine was in the bottle. The only thing the bottle said was “with caffeine.” Like nicotine, caffeine is a stimulant and in large doses could potentially be fatal. Knowing how much is in the bottle is crucial for users.

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