By Ted O'Brian August 16, 2008

Smoke in the Car without Dealing with Anti Smoking Laws

For many smokers, their car is the last place that they feel that they can smoke without reprimand. But recent anti smoking laws have began to attack even this notion. Several states and municipalities are considering or have already enacted laws that make it illegal to smoke in the car in the presence of children. Currently the states of Arkansas and Louisiana and the city of Bangor, Maine, have all outlawed smoking in the car if a child is in the cabin with you. Almost a dozen other states are considering similar measures that will limit smoking in the car. In New Jersey, a bill was introduced to the state legislature would outlaw smoking in the car, entirely, regardless of who was in the car. Most other states, though, seem to be focused on smoking in the presence of children.

The Problem with Anti Smoking Laws

While these laws are certainly oppressive and over the top, it's difficult to argue with the premise behind them. After all, any smoker who is a parent will have to admit that they don't really think smoking in front of their children is a great idea. Most try to avoid it, and many don't smoke in the car when children are present regardless of whether or not it's illegal because second hand smoke has been shown to have such a dramatic effect on the respiratory systems of young children. Developing lungs that are exposed to the cancerous poisons in cigarettes smoke are more likely to develop conditions such as asthma, upper respiratory infections, and allergies. Whether or not smokers like to admit it, most know that cigarette smoke is damaging their health and could be hurting those who ride with them in the cara, an essentially closed environment where people can't move away from the smoke. This can be a serious source of guilt for many. After all, no one wants to be the cause of suffering in another individual, especially a defenseless child.

Avoiding Smoking Bans

Now, though, smokers can actually enjoy smoking in the car without any of the fears or worries associated with second hand smoke and the dangers that come with it. By using a revolutionary new product called Fifty-One™, you can get the nicotine you enjoy without also getting the cocktail of dangerous chemicals that are inherent to cigarette smoke. You can even avoid the anti smoking laws Fifty-One™ is an electronic cigarette. By using High Frequency Patented Technology, Fifty-One™ atomizes nicotine and delivers it to the user in the form of an odorless smoke like vapor. Making use of a specially designed nicotine cartridges that contain no tobacco, Fifty-One™ offers users only what they want from cigarettes, without the associated heavy smoke and health risks. The vapor produced by Fifty-One™ consists of only three ingredients: water vapor, nicotine, and propylene glycol, a food additive that can be found in daily use products like ice cream and cake mix. By comparison, tobacco cigarette smoke contains more than four thousand different chemicals. Lead, cadmium, hydrogen cyanide, tar, and carbon monoxide are just a few of the dangerous and potentially carcinogenic materials that can be found in the smoke of a single tobacco cigarette. Because the vapor that Fifty-One™ produces is so different, it means a dramatic reduction in the health risks associated with smoking. There's absolutely no way that inhaling trace amounts of poison on a daily basis can have anything but a negative effect on your health. When you reduce that number of dangerous chemicals to only the nicotine you crave, you automatically have a significant positive impact on your own health. Plus, the light vapor of Fifty-One™ won't cause a hacking smoker's cough like tobacco cigarettes, and it won't leave you short of breath after climbing half a flight of stairs. Best of all, switching to Fifty-One™ means that you can smoke in your car without risking injury to your passengers. The less toxic vapors of Fifty-One™ mean that the health risks associated with second hand smoke seem to disappear. Now you can smoke in the car, even with children present, and not worry that you might be negatively impacting someone else's health in a significant way.

Why Isn't Fifty-One™ Subject to Anti Smoking Laws?

Most anti smoking laws define smoking as either use of tobacco, or having something lit. But Fifty-One™ electric cigarette has no tobacco, and it doesn't use a flame at all. According to laws such as these, Fifty-One™ electric cigarette doesn't qualify as smoking, and thus is still legal in situations where smoking might not be. Electronic cigarettes like Fifty-One™ have already been deemed not to be a violation of British anti-smoking laws. It's likely that American laws will have to make a similar judgment. Not only is using Fifty-One™ in the car legal and safe for your passengers, but it's also a great deal safer. Smoking a tobacco cigarette can actually be quite a distraction from driving. After all, to light a cigarette, ash a cigarette, or put out a cigarette, smokers must briefly take their eyes off the road. Furthermore, in the case that you brush your cigarette against something, you can knock burning embers on to your lap, causing a serious and potentially fatal distraction. However, all you have to do to use Fifty-One™ is inhale, with no lighting, ashes or extinguishing is necessary. When you're done using Fifty-One™, simply put it down.  There's no on/off switch to worry about or fire to put out. You don't have to distract yourself from driving to satisfy your nicotine cravings. If you want to make sure that you can smoke in your car without distraction or fear that you may encounter anti smoking laws or negatively impact the health of your passengers, you should give Fifty-One™ a serious look. You'll find that being able to smoke in the car is actually only the beginning of the serious and varied benefits one can gain from switching to Fifty-One™ from tobacco cigarettes.