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How should policy makers react to the e-cigarette boom?
California was the state that, in 1998, pioneered a public smoking ban that caught on not only in other states across the US, but also around the world. Today, Californian policy makers have weighed in on what is rapidly becoming the next great controversy in the tobacco industry: electronic cigarettes.
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Simple. No one under 18 can buy it. Allow it to be used anywhere that a business sees fit. Some will choose to have it banned at their location and others will allow it to be used freely. It has been a good tool to get people off smoking and as a nonsmoker I have had no negative affects around anyone who uses it. I can smell if someone has had a regular cigarette easily and I hate getting into cars that have a yellow tint to the interior and feel like I'm being smothered in tar. Just make it so the ingredients are out in the open and let people make their choice or help them to quit.
Exactly. That is how most of the community feels about it. But for it to be lumped in with regular cigarettes, is not the right way to go.