Maybe the uneducated but mCig products don't fall into that product bucket. The article you referenced says the following:
"The California Department of Public Health report says e-cigarettes emit cancer-causing chemicals and get users hooked on nicotine but acknowledges that more research needs to be done to determine the immediate and long-term health effects.
New generations of young people will become nicotine addicts if the products remain largely unregulated, California Health Officer Ron Chapman said."
mCig products, as they currently stands are nicotine free, and they have even taken it one step farther to reduce harm:
At the heart of the EM-J™ is a revolutionary new vaporizing liquid that uses a non-toxic thinning fluid. Incorporating a newly developed processing chamber and closed-loop extraction system, the EM-J™ is expected to replace today's conventional pens, which typically use chemicals like Propylene Glycol (PG) or Vegetable Glycerin (VG). Many users have a physical intolerance to chemical-based pens, while others have complained about a chemical-flavored after-taste when inhaling. mCig Inc. engineers have developed a much cleaner approach to vaporization thanks to a patent-pending technique within the extraction process. Versions of the EM-J™ will also be available on an OEM basis for extraction companies, growers, and dispensaries as well.
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