Question

who are the oppoenets of regulations pertaining to Vaping (E cigs)

Answer 1

• Those opposed believe that e-cigarettes should be treated like other therapeutic products containing nicotine; that is, their sale should not be permitted until they have undergone clinical trials to prove their safety and their efficacy in helping smokers quit.
• Opponents fear that the widespread promotion and use of e-cigarettes will result in dual use (of electronic and real cigarettes)—rather than increased quitting—and will undermine efforts to denormalize smoking. Opponents are also concerned that as novelty gadgets with perceived low risk, e-cigarettes may be attractive to youth and may lead to nicotine addiction and subsequent tobacco use.
• The U.S. Food and Drug Administration quietly rolled out a set of regulations taking aim at the growing e-cig and vape industries after lumping numerous devices and e-liquid products together under a single definition: electronic nicotine delivery systems  or ENDS.
• Many ENDS are manufactured to look like conventional cigarettes, cigars, or pipes. Some resemble pens or other everyday items. Larger devices such as tank systems or mods bear little or no resemblance to cigarettes.