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Aug. 29, 2009 - PRLog -- With the economy in recession and the government constantly looking for new revenue streams, so called “sin taxes” have been a solid source of income for struggling governments. Here in the US, that has been no exception, and it has pushed numerous consumers into giving up old habits. Of course, the hardest habit to quit is smoking cigarettes, and that has left many consumers looking for another choice.

In a major city like Chicago, your average pack a day smoker may spend as much as $160 per month supporting this habit. Taxes, generally high prices, and the tough economy have helped to spur the growth of the electronic cigarette industry. Once thought to be nothing more than a passing fad, this industry is now looking more like a permanent fixture on the American landscape.

One of the larger electronic cigarette distributors in the Chicago area is 21 Century Smoking. With a decent variety of cigarette and a large selection of cartridges to choose from, this young company has been meeting all of its internal sales marks, according to a company representative.

Of course, the real question remains are electronic cigarettes for real? Most buy electronic cigarettes online and others have purchased electronic cigarettes in mall kiosks around the country. Also known as e-cigs or electronic cigs, these products have not only helped many consumers save money, but also have a general sense of “feeling better.” The electronic cig is a device that has a battery that is attached to a cartridge that contains liquid nicotine.

21 Century Smoking currently allows customers to buy electronic cigarettes off their website. However, the company currently has deals in the works that could lead to sales at locations throughout the country.

In this rough economy, this is an example of a small business that has really done a great job. Started earlier this year by experienced industry professionals, this business has become one of the most talked about young companies in the industry. While many other companies have struggled to meet demand, 21 Century Smoking pride themselves on doing their best to meet such strong demand and always  being straight with their customers if there are ever any issues at all.

The next step for this young industry will be to work out the currently regulatory issues. At this time the FDA does not approve of e-cigs as smoking cessation devices and is currently in the midst of a legal case that will go a long way towards establishing the FDA’s legal grounds in this matter.

The hope for a small company such as 21 Century Smoking is that the FDA will allow for their growth, as this is an industry that will most certainly be able to stimulate job growth and increase the tax base. Those are two hugely important issues in these times of huge government debt and seemingly unrelenting jobless issues in numerous large states and cities.

As the industry continues to grow, it will be interesting to see how this all plays out. As it stands now, many hundreds of thousands of consumers would be negatively impacted by any increased regulation. Although not approved as a smoking cessation device, and not proven to work as such, many users of e-cigs have actually stopped smoking normal cigarettes, or “analogs,” as they are referred to in the industry.

In the current economy, one can only hope that these Americans are able to continue using something that they now prefer. In some countries, such as England, the e-cig is perfectly legitimate and viable alternative to smoking and can be found throughout the countries in numerous bars and restaurants. Time will only tell what will happen in our country, but for the sake of all of the smokers who have found success with the e-cig, one only hopes that we will follow the model of the UK.

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21century smoking.com is that the FDA will allow for their growth, as this is an industry that will most certainly be able to stimulate job growth and increase the tax base. Those are two hugely important issues in these times of huge government debt and seemingly unrelenting jobless issues in numerous large states and cities.