Any time there is combustion, a cigarette will smoke.
Currently, only two options exist for making cigarettes smokeless -- don't light up or use an electronic cigarette. In one indicator of interest, Internet searches for smokeless cigarettes, e-cigarettes or electronic cigarettes increased sharply, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services at the time of publication. E-cigarette ads market their cigarettes as a familiar way to get nicotine where smoking is prohibited. Smokeless cigarettes still contain nicotine and various other chemicals; testing is ongoing to determine the safety of these products.
Instructions
Electronic Cigarettes
1. Charge the battery of the electronic cigarette according to the directions from the manufacturer.
2. Attach the nicotine cartridge to the atomizer. In some models of electronic cigarettes, the cartridge and atomizer are combined into one unit.
3. Connect the atomizer-cartridge to the battery.
4. Place your lips around the atomizer like you would a regular cigarette. Then inhale.
5. Exhale the vapor created by the atomization process of the electronic cigarette.
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