Electronic cigarettes are a booming business, with sales expected to be close to $2 billion by the end of the year in the United States.
As The Pilot's Tim McGlone recently reported, they're widely available at local convenience stores, drug stores and other retail outlets, as well as a couple of places devoted to selling the devices. They're also easily obtained online.
And in a sure sign of the e-cig's potential growth, the nation's three largest makers of conventional tobacco cigarettes - Altria, Reynolds and Lorillard - are now staking out territory in the relatively new industry.
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