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Pop-Out Mechanism: When the coil reaches a high enough temperature (usually glowing red-hot), a built-in thermal switch or bimetallic strip automatically cuts the power and causes the lighter to "pop out," signaling it's ready to use

Whats more, vaping still exposes you to nicotine, which is highly addictive and problematic in and of itself

Klepeis NE, Ott WR, Switzer P

Staetskys (2009) study differs from the work of Preston and colleagues (2010b) in that she relied on the original method developed by Peto and colleagues (1992) to estimate smoking-related mortality

"We must do more to stem what I see as an epidemic of use of e-cigs among teens, and deeply disturbing trends that show no sign of abating," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said

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