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I have two ladies that are now teens, 13 and 14. Naturally as a father I began thinking about all of the bad things they could enter. Needless to say there's the war on drugs, but that issue will be tackled by me at a later time (So keep checking for that). Therefore I believe what concerns parents probably the most is children [http://electroniccigarettereviewblog.com/e-cigarette-news/ ecig 2013] and drinking, and beyond that what's worse. Well the national statistic show that 440,000 people die annually from smoking, to 75,000 die from drinking.The cause I am tying kids in to the smoking and drinking situation is that I started considering how kids get totally hooked on smoking. So I can try smoking can be tryed by me for the very first time I understand teenagers aren't counting the times down until they hit either 18 or 19, depending on the state, and say to themselves I can't wait until my birthday. As viewed on a national craze that was started by YouTube, with the infant about a year to a and a old smoking and truly blowing smoke rings, I really do feel the cigarette companies remain targeting adolescents. Since most if not brand new customers are adolescents and not middle aged adults only noticing that they believe smoking is cool!It is unusual that you can that you can start smoking at 18, start voting at 18, and also die for your state at 18 (17 with an adult waver) but to have a drink you better wait until you're 21. Now don't let that record make you imagine that I think the drinking age should be dropped to 18. I believe in the reverse, in that I think you must be 21 to buy tobacco.One issue on this matter that confuses me is that, if a teenage could somehow score a pack of cigarettes and quickly becomes addicted why would that person need to wait until they're 18 or 19 to get the patch or nicotine gum to make them stop. I was at Wal-mart sometime before, and I went along to the small line which was the line where these were promoting the tobacco, and next to the tobacco was the quit smoking things. Why these were not and behind a table out on view to simply help market health in quitting this nasty habit so the cashier was asked by me. At first she looks at me like I am crazy and says &quot;you need to be 18 to purchase and nicotine gum.&quot; Perhaps someone can show me why you would put limitations on promoting good health.AND THAT IS MY JUST take ON IT!Please let me know how you experience this!