The problem with many eliquids is that they were created by average “cooks“ using average (or the cheapest) ingredients. Think of it this way. You likely have many restaurants in the town or city that you live in. Think of the worst ones. They may create flavorless or overcooked dishes. They cook the dish too long, or too little. Some use cheap ingredients, or too much/too little of an ingredient. In short, there are 5 star restaurants and 1 star restaurants. The same is true with eliquid manufacturers.

The American Lung Association is using its web site and twitter account to spread false and misleading information about vaping. -Dr. John Oyston Excerpt from http://oyston.com/blog/alalies/ I am a medical doctor. In my career as an anesthesiologist, I have seen directly for myself, in the operating room, the damage which tobacco smoking can do to the human body. As a result, I am passionate about getting people to stop smoking. E-cigarettes are very much less harmful than smoking tobacco, and they can be a way to help smokers to quit. I am fed up of the way language is being misused and issues about vaping are being distorted both by the media and by health charities which should know better. The American Lung Association has been one of the worst offenders. I have created this YouTube Video that calls them out on their lies. People should get their advice about vaping from impartial official sources such as Public Health England and Health Canada

In April of 2019, a sudden, deadly lung illness begin popping up in the US. The vape industry quickly knew that it was not related to regulated, flavored adult nicotine vaping products- which have been in use for over a decade without major issues. The media, CDC, political representatives and even public health groups would not divulge solid information to the public. This illness had nothing to do with adult loved flavors or nicotine vaping.