He says it will help regulators answer such questions as what an acceptable level of nicotine is, whether the cuts should be introduced gradually or immediately, whether weaker cigarettes will bring on a black market for stronger smokes, and whether smokers will smoke more to compensate for the lower levels of the drug
Nobody comes around us while were doing this. Were trying to do the best we can with something thats so totemic and sacrosanct to many people
Not just two or three moments that I probably remember very differently from how they actually happened
On Mar.12.2008 at 03:26 PM Darrels comment is: On the one hand, I agree with Peter...why 'fix' something that ain't broke
That is, if they had anything in mind at all
But if you follow the correct safety procedures for using an e-cigarette battery, then explosions and mishaps are extremely rare