The most important results were as follows:

Last week, President Obama announced his answer: from smokers. The President proposed a 94 cent per pack increase in the federal cigarette tax, with revenue going to support a much needed expansion of early childhood education.

“I gave Cigavette e-cigarettes a try and was truly impressed. I love the fact they have a full line and offer different choices that fit my needs. I started using the Full Flavor and within a few weeks was already lowering my Nicotine strength and was able to switch to Lights. I got the Starter and ReFill Package first to see how I liked it and then got the Set so I had 2 batteries and the wall/usb charger. I haven’t felt the need for a cigarette once since making the switch. You can tell from the first puff Cigavette is quality and produces an amazing amount of vapor. We finally have an e-cig company that figured it out. I tell everyone I know about Cigavette.”(from Cigavette website)

However, the deeming regulations take away both the prospect of innovation and the incentive to introduce new products. Essentially, these regulations freeze the current market of electronic cigarettes, or at least of those electronic cigarettes which were most like the products already on the market in 2007.

2. "Formaldehyde, benzene and the pyrolysis products acrolein and acetone did not exceed background concentrations."

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