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Letter: They don’t have to die. But I can’t tell you that
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I've always wondered if they ever did a survey on adolescences taking/using any of the other forms of nicotine.
The author is an ill informed IDIOT.
Nicotine. A product so addictive, so appealing, and so dangerous, that when it’s available outside of smoking, those same adolescents can walk into any drug store, pick it up off the display rack, and buy it in a patch, a gum, or a candy sized lozenge in mint or fruit flavours.
Nicotine. A product so addictive, so appealing, and so dangerous, that when it’s available outside of smoking, those same adolescents can walk into any drug store, pick it up off the display rack, and buy it in a patch, a gum, or a candy sized lozenge in mint or fruit flavours.
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It may be legal in Canada
Juice...I was talking about nicotine being so incredibly addictive....which has been proven false.
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I think that was sarcasm.
You know, It's so horribly addictive but somehow tweens have no problem buying NRT?
Obviously if nicotine was so dangerously addictive they wouldn't be handing it out in middle schools at the nurses office.
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That is true - I kinda interpreted it he was being sarcastic, maybe it wasn't
No question that this statement is meant ridicule the "so addictive..." claims made by the foes of vaping.