Why? Because the study does not examine the rate of successful smoking cessation among electronic cigarette users who want to quit smoking or cut down substantially on the amount that they smoke and who are using e-cigarettes in an attempt to accomplish this.

"Frieden acknowledged that “stick to stick, they’re almost certainly less toxic than cigarettes" and that many people have quit smoking tobacco cigarettes with the help of e-cigarettes. However, he said, “the plural of anecdote is not data.”"

As electronic cigarettes become more mainstream, physicians will be called on more and more to discuss the safety and effectiveness of these types of devices/products. It is extremely crucial that the FDA take in all the evidence on electronic cigarettes and deliver a clear and substantial review for not only physicians, but the general public as well in regards to them being a possible safer tobacco substitute. Most physicians seem to a similar thought process pertaining to the overall recommendations of using an e-cig as a tobacco eliminating solution – primarily giving their patients as much info as possible – good and bad – and letting them decide on their own.

The key qualifier is "for the right smokers." There is a subset of smokers who try electronic cigarettes and find them satisfactory. They may then go on to make a decision to try to quit using e-cigarettes. The results of this study do not imply that if a smoker were "forced" to use e-cigarettes to quit, one would find the same favorable results.

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