What does an electronic cigarette contain compared to a normal cigarette?

Electronic cigarettes from Crown7 contain only water, propylene glycol, nicotine, and a scent that emulates a tobacco flavor. None of these ingredients found in our electronic cigarettes are considered cancer-causing agents. The Food and Drug Administration has deemed propylene glycol safe, and it is widely known that nicotine itself is not believed to have toxicological effects. Because of these facts, you are able to use our electronic smoking device anywhere you wish. Indoors, outdoors, at a restaurant, anywhere! Enjoy all of the traditional benefits of smoking without the health hazards and restrictions that comes with tobacco cigarettes.

Cigarettes and cigars commonly contain tobacco, nicotine, glue and paper, which when ignited, along with hundred of additives (our research has shown up to 599 additives), according to the Centers for Disease Control, harm nearly every organ of the body, and cause cancer, and cardiovascular and respiratory disease.

One of the common misconceptions about electronic cigarettes is the fact that our product does not contain tobacco, nor does it contain any of the tars or carcinogens found in a regular cigarette.

What is Propylene Glycol?

Propylene glycol is a commonly used organic compound that is recognized as generally safe by the Food and Drug Administration. It is used in food coloring, and flavoring, as an additive to keep food, medicines and cosmetics moist, and in machines that simulate smoke as well as an ingredient in toothpaste and mouthwash In Crown7, propylene glycol functions to provide the vapor mist that looks like smoke and to suspend flavor.

What is Nicotine?

Nicotine is an alkaloid found in certain plants, predominantly tobacco, and in much lower quantities in tomatoes, potatoes, eggplant and green peppers.  When absorbed in small amounts, whether from cigarettes, cigars or Crown7 electronic cigarettes, nicotine can cause stimulation, a feeling of relaxation, calmness, and alertness. The effects of nicotine can last from minutes to hours.

The carcinogenic properties of nicotine in a standalone form (i.e., separated from smoking or chewing tobacco) have not been evaluated by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, However current available literature indicates that nicotine in standalone form does not promote the development of cancer in healthy tissue and has no mutagenic properties.