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Update: At BST 17: 08 on May 14, 2008, the inventor invented an e-cigarette that produces nicotine while trying to avoid smoking.
The white stick looks like a regular cigarette with a chamber that vaporizes pure liquid nicotine into steam.
Smokers can breathe in steam like cigarettes, but still hum
Do not take any harmful substances.
The inventor has come up with a new e-cigarette that bypass the smoking ban by releasing only nicotine steam, which is its only ingredient, unlike tobacco alternatives that contain more than 4,000 chemicals and tar
E-cigarettes are battery powered and have a glowing red tip that tastes like real things.
Although smoking is prohibited by the state, the manufacturer claims that it can be used in bars and restaurants because it has no flames and does not produce smoke.
They also say cigarettes contain only nicotine and do not cause lung cancer.
This stick called Gamucci miniature e-cigarette uses a small box containing liquid substances.
There are three types of cartridges, "low" contains six mg of nicotine, "medium" contains 11 mg of nicotine, and "high" contains 16 mg of nicotine.
When the user drags the liquid, a tiny atomization chamber inside the bar heats the liquid and reduces it to steam in a second.
The effect of kick
In almost an instant, nicotine is provided without harmful tar and carcinogens.
Passive smoking is not possible, which makes it ideal for indoor use.
Gamucci is sold through the online gadget company and I want the type of 49.
Including two sticks, five high.
Strengthen the 'cartridge and power charger.
But it only applies to people aged 18 or over, and is not suitable for pregnant or lactating women.
I want Tim Booth, founder of one of them, to say: "Gamucci can be used by anyone who likes to drink a pint of cigarettes in a bar.
"It doesn't have a flame and it doesn't produce smoke or harmful chemicals, but it still puts people in the hands of nicotine.
"Gamucci contains a small 3.
A 7 volt battery and an atomization chamber where you can insert a nicotine box.
"Inhalation of Gamucci triggers the temperature rise of the atomization chamber.
"The chamber will soon become very warm and reduce nicotine to steam that can be inhaled.
"Smokers can feel the harm of nicotine almost immediately, just like cigarettes.
"Gamucci becomes quite warm to touch, but it cools when steam reaches the mouth --
Not like boiling steam.
"It tastes like a cigarette, and the tip gives off red when you smoke it.
"Gamucci uses a power charger to charge and it will last the whole day for a fairly large smoker.
"The purchase price includes two cigarettes so that you can charge at home when you go to work with another cigarette.
"We will not sell it as an aid to quit smoking because half of it is nicotine addiction and half of it is addiction to actual physical habits.
"But it works for smokers who don't give up their will.
"It's harmless to them or the people around them --
Don't worry about passive smoking, so it shouldn't be affected by the ban.
"It's clear that some restaurant or bar owners may not let you use Gamucci because they may still feel like a cigarette.
"At the end of the day, it depends on them, but technically it doesn't produce smoke and therefore it's not a cigarette.
"I would like a refill that is not currently in stock, but can be purchased directly from Gamucci's website.
A pack of 5 cigarettes is equivalent to 100 cigarettes and 6 cigarettes are required. 99 pounds.
Simon Clark, a pro-director.
Forest, a smoking campaign group, thinks Gamucci is a good idea, but he thinks smokers may miss lighting a real cigarette.
"Anything that provides people with more choices must be a good thing," he said.
"I'm sure there's a market for Gamucci, but I don't know how big it will be.
"People often
Look at the entire ceremony around which smokers like cigarettes, such as taking one out of the bag, lighting it up, and then smoking.
"These ceremonies are a big part of the appeal.
"The next project for Gamucci is ink cartridges seasoned with mint, apple, cherry, chocolate and coffee.
They either contain "high-intensity" nicotine or nicotine --free.