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My comment wasn't limited to the context of vaping.

Examples which prove my point -

1. Gary Glitter
2. Gerald Ratner
3. BP

The only time when the phrase "all publicity is good publicity" is true is where the only goal is for you name to be heard regardless of whether it is in a good or bad context - where the goal is fame regardless of whether it is in a positive or negative or positive light.

In the context of consumer products, for all publicity to be turned into good publicity it has to be managed and spun. Leaving it open to the randomness of public opinion and media bias is like playing russian roulette. Even without a pre-existing bias, whatever journalists write or say is going to be informed by the most easily available info which, unless there is a concerted effort to put the correct info in front of them is likely to be info coming from parties that have a vested interest in undermining ecigs since they have more money, are more media savvy and are better organised.

Ultimately it's something you have to determine for yourself since your body will absorb nic from vaping at a different level from everyone else and your vaping habits are likely to be different from your smoking habits. I would say to start no higher than 12mg and be prepared to drop the nic level if you find yourself vaping more than you would smoke. Best bet is to get juices at a few different nic levels so that you can easily adjust and find the level that works best for you.

That's a myth created by a publicist.

Logically, I expected clearos to be a far better delivery mechanism, but so far, for me, I am still finding cartos more reliable in terms of vapour, flavour, draw and heat. Still trying to test everything I can get my hands on though

50p per carto, is that from health-cabin?

Brilliant

I will try that

Interesting, can we get a Blue Peter style demo of that?