Propylene glycol in the electronic cigarette
An emulsifier used in food processing and in the humidifiers of cigar humidors, propylene glycol produced the vapour of e-cigarettes. Why it left the refills sold in France.
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An emulsifier used in food processing and in the humidifiers of cigar humidors, propylene glycol produced the vapour of e-cigarettes. Why it left the refills sold in France.
Read moreSmoking.fr is opening an Edsylver section, a French electronic cigarette brand created in 2007. A look at its models and at how they are distributed.
Read moreSweet, fruit or tobacco: e-liquid comes in three main families of flavour, with or without nicotine. A tour of the aromas found in the bottles.
Read moreNumber per pack, flavourings, nicotine content, the way they attach: what sets electronic cigarette refills apart from one maker to the next, and what to check before buying more.
Read moreSurveys of the time credited the e-cigarette with part of the fall in tobacco consumption in France. A look back at the arguments that were put forward then.
Read moreA metal cylinder filled with flavoured liquid that gives off a vapour rather than smoke: how the electronic cigarette works, and the debate that its arrival opened up.
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