Jiangsu Survey: 81% Think Vaping Is Less Harmful Than Cigarettes

We found that the Jiangsu Tobacco Monopoly Bureau launched an e-cigarette-related questionnaire on the homepage of its official website. It happened to close on May 1, so let’s take a look at the questions that were asked and the final voting results from netizens.

The survey topic was: What do you think about the online sales ban on e-cigarettes?

A total of three voting questions were set up, and the results were as follows: 87% of people knew that online sales of e-cigarettes are prohibited.

95% of people supported the ban on online sales of e-cigarettes.

81% of people believed that e-cigarettes are less harmful to human health than traditional cigarettes.
Overall, the vast majority supported the online sales ban on e-cigarettes, while the data from the final question shows that netizens have developed a fairly clear understanding that e-cigarettes may be less harmful.