Q 1: Isn’t nicotine harmful to human health?

A 1: Tomatoes also contain nicotine but do not cause harm to the human body. The real injury to the human body is not from nicotine, but from tar. The e-cigarette does not contain tar.

Q 2: Some people get dizzy or feel nauseous after using the e-cigarette. How could this be true if the product has no side-effects?

A 2: If people inhale excessively, or too quickly or intensely at first time, a person may feel temporary discomfort; in that case, a person should start with a lower-level nicotine cartridge.

Q 3: What are the constituents of the solution-mixture in e-cigarette cartridges? Is the solution safe?

A 3: The solution-mixture in the cartridge is turned into a vapor (not a smoke) via ultrasound atomization. The main constituents in the solution-mixture are: propylene glycol (a safe humectant commonly used in baked goods), water, nicotine, flavorings and anti-oxidants.

Q 4: Could the e-cigarette really be substituted for an ordinary cigarette and does it really deliver the same flavor as ordinary cigarettes?

A 4: Answer: The e-cigarette simulates traditional smoking, by meeting smokers physiological, psychological and behavioral needs. It offers a variety of flavors to satisfy smokers unique taste requirements and cultural backgrounds.

Q 5: What’s the main difference between the e-cigarette and ordinary cigarettes?

A 5: Answer: The e-cigarette does not use combustion and produces no smoke; It does not produce any new substances in the process of vaporization. Furthermore, the e-cigarette, does not produce any dangerous substances such as tar carbon monoxide that are produced during ordinary smoking. It does not produce second-hand smoke that would harm family members and pollute the environment.

Q 6: How long can a person use a nicotine cartridge?

A 6: Answer: One e-cigarette or e-cigar cartridge is the rough equivalent of to 1-2 packages of cigarettes, depending upon the habits of individual smokers. One cartridge delivers roughly 350 puffs (or inhalations).