For obvious reasons, the Glantz approach is the wrong one to take, and the Brown et al. approach is correct. This study demonstrates that when you analyze the data the proper way, it appears that electronic cigarettes -- for the right smokers -- can be an effective smoking cessation tool.

E-Juice manufacturers know (or should know) of the dangers behind diacetyl and the good vendors and manufacturers avoid using flavorings containing diacetyl when making their E-Juice. They even go as far as to say that their E-Juice does not contain diacetyl as part as their advertisement. In the last month, Dr. Farsolinos published results of his diacetyl research in electronic cigarette E-Juices. In his research, he took 159 E-Liquid samples from various vendors who have claimed to not have any diacetyl in their flavorings. The 159 E-Liquid samples came from 36 manufacturers from both the USA and Europe. His findings were troubling as over 74% of the E-Juices he tested positive for both diacetyl and acetyl propionyl. Before you take out the pitchforks and start an outcry against the E-Juice manufacturers, having made my E-Juice (going on two months now) I can confirm not all flavoring companies list that they have diacetyl in their flavorings. Now I am not saying that the manufacturers are not at fault as some of them could indeed be deceitful in their advertising, but the flavoring companies could just misinform some manufacturers. The Flavor Apprentice or The Perfume Apprentice (TFA or TPA for short) are very transparent on their website on what does and does not have diacetyl, however some other companies do not list it such as Flavor West and Flavor Art.

At any rate, it is demonstrably false that Big Tobacco is enticing youth with flavors like Bubble Gum, Cap'n Crunch, and Cotton Candy.

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