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There is a certain breed of consumer who willingly purchases most, if not all, of their electronic cigarette hardware and liquid refills from the largely unregulated market of China. Most of these folks are fully aware of the risks associated with the purchase of goods from foreign, unregulated e-liquid producers, but that's their choice, and I respect it. For them, the low prices outweigh the risks involved. With the inevitable implementation of taxation in the near future, personal import and shipment of these products will be prohibited.... and another black market product will be born. And, of course, there are those who purchase from local vendors/suppliers/manufacturers who have reputations to uphold, have direct accountability and have at their hands the ability to offer a level of customer service foreign markets simply can't compete with. This market has regulated itself. 0 deaths in the unregulated and (mostly) untaxed e-cigarette industry since it's advent in 2005. Over 27,000,000 deaths in the heavily regulated and taxed tobacco industry since 2005. No evidence of long term affects separate from those of typical nicotine use. No carcinogens. No tar. No second-hand smoke. Government intervention in the market place negatively affects all parties. Except for the government. It will all be clear soon enough.

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/ScienceResearch/UCM173250.pdf