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Regal Cigs: Electronic Cigarettes Allow People to "Vape" on Their Own Schedule

The growing popularity of electronic cigarettes has many questioning whether or not the practice of "vaping" is a harmless one. Regal Cigs, adds to the discussion by highlighting the benefits of convenience electronic cigarettes offer.

2012-10-23
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) A recent article from Newsday reveals that although relatively new, electronic cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular. Although electronic cigarettes have been touted by celebrities, many still doubt the overall value and quality of e-cigs. Regal Cigs, an electronic cigarette producer and distributor, notes that while many may continue to assess the worth of the device, there are already many apparent benefits to the use of e-cigs.

Regal Cigs believes that much of the consumer reluctance regarding electronic cigarette use comes from a lack of knowledge of how the product works. Newsday helps explain the mechanics and states, "Electronic cigarettes, made of plastic and metal, have no tobacco. A battery heats a solution that contains propylene glycol to create a vapor that users inhale. The solution, contained in a disposable cartridge, is available in dozens of flavors and with various levels of nicotine. They [do not] stain teeth or fingers, and [there is] no smoke."

While many are pushing for more intensive regulation of the devices, Regal Cigs urges the public to also consider the many other noted advantages of electronic cigarette use. In a recent press statement Regal Cigs explains, "the devices are actually very convenient. To 'vape' individuals only need one cigarette, as opposed to an entire pack, which makes it easy to transport for on-the-go consumers. In addition, electronic cigarettes can be enjoyed in many public places where smoking is not allowed, such as some restaurants, bars, parks and shopping malls."

The article highlights another convenient factor associated with e-cigs, noting that users can smoke them on their own time. Kelly Randles, e-cig user, tells Newsday, "[It is] totally different from a cigarette, because you [do not] have to finish the whole thing. You take a couple of puffs, put it down and do whatever you were doing." In its press statement, Regal Cigs concludes, "With an ever-growing focus on eco-friendly actions, electronic cigarettes are beneficial as they do not create as much waste as traditional cigarettes."

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Regal Cigs produces and distributes electronic smokeless cigarettes that feature some of the most advanced technology in the industry. Many customers enjoy how simple and affordable the products are. The company is committed to informing smokers about the benefits of vapor cigarettes. While the products are free of harmful toxins found in traditional cigarettes, they are available in a wide variety of flavors. Regal Cigs are great for use no matter what the atmosphere, as they are stylish and safe at the same time.

To view the Regal Cigs product line, visit www.regalcigs.com.


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[Press-News.org] Regal Cigs: Electronic Cigarettes Allow People to "Vape" on Their Own Schedule
The growing popularity of electronic cigarettes has many questioning whether or not the practice of "vaping" is a harmless one. Regal Cigs, adds to the discussion by highlighting the benefits of convenience electronic cigarettes offer.