subject: Top E Cigarette Companies Help With Quality Control And Ensure Safety [print this page] Competition is the master of a true free market and seems to be working for the e cigarette industry as a whole. The advancements in technology over the last two years has created some fierce competition in the industry that is making for better quality products and strides for more controlled e liquid , the liquid that is used to produce the vapor.
With top companies spending thousands and thousands on health studies and lab analysis studies to make sure their products are safe, and engineering cost growing to stay ahead of the game to come out with the next generation products, it is an ideal example of the free market in the United States.
E Cigarette studies are on the rise not only in the U.S. but around the world also. With a recent study in South Africa that shows some amazing results in helping people to quit smoking tobacco is a testament to the fact that e cigarettes, which was already a superb alternative, may be deemed as a product that may help millions kick the habit of tobacco smoking. The study in South Africa stated that 45% of the people who used them for 8 weeks completely quit smoking tobacco.
Another study out of New Zealand earlier in 2009 by a world renowned health professional and ant-tobacco advocate stated that e cigarettes are between 100 and 1,000 times safer than traditional tobacco cigarettes. Health New Zealand was founded by Dr Murray Laugesen in 1995 after serving a full 18 years as an established medical officer in the Ministry of Health and in the Public Health Commission.
He is one of the most recognized anti-smoking health practitioners in New Zealand and Australia and has been the recipient of numerous awards, including a medal from the World Health Organization in 1998 "for achievements deemed worthy of international recognition in promoting the concept of tobacco-free societies." Dr. Laugesen claims that after having performed tests on e-cigarettes, they are 100 to 1,000 times safer than commercial tobacco cigarettes.
With many more studies in progress and many others that have been completed, the e cigarette industry is a prime example of and open and free market that self regulates to make better and safer products for consumers. It seems that the only time that companies are corrupted is when they become involved in political corruption and fall under regulations that they lobby for to protect and monopolize their industry.
