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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Port Charlotte, FL USA
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Congratulations, Comet, you are leading in all polls for Idiot of the Year. Park it and go have a real cigarette.
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| Moved On Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: UK
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It's just a troll TBob, don't waste your breath.
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Port Charlotte, FL USA
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I loathe stupid posts that waste time and space on good forums. Cheers, Kate.
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| Supporting Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Pacific NW USA
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Does anyone know if we can hire an independent lab to test various eliquids and other e-smoking materials? I would love to see this board be a place where we could pool resources and get random samples every month or so to make sure we aren't killing ourselves faster than we wanted to. A lot of this stuff comes from CHINA which doesn't have such a good track record for looking out for peoples health. I think we all remember the milk poisonings and the lead in toys and so forth. There have been cases where Chinese suppliers have lied about PG and substituted cheaper toxic chemicals. ![]() Is anybody with me on this? It seems pretty important to me. I would be willing to chip some every month and try to find a lab if others can be convinced to get involved... xpdx |
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| Super Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Nashville, TN
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xpdx, see THIS THREAD for that discussion. You'll find some helpful information about getting testing done there |
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| Supporting Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Pacific NW USA
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A yes, I see. That thread seems to be about government or academic testing on the effects of e-smoking and has evolved into being about regulation of e-juice etc. I am more interested in a simple lab test to see what the contents are of popular smoke liquid and cartridges from some of the major manufacturers. Just to make sure they aren't giving us a lungful of arsenic or something... I am pretty opposed to government telling me what I can and cannot do with my own body and would rather avoid getting them involved if at all possible. There are labs that can do simple and inexpensive tests to tell you the makeup of pretty much anything you send them. This is the kind of testing I am proposing. I just want to make sure I know what I am inhailing into my lungs. I think I might be hijacking that other thread if I go there with this idea at this point.. Maybe I should start and entirely new thread? | |
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Instead, money gets wasted on the most trivial and mundane of matters to be studied, where the cost/benefit ratios are almost nill. | |
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| Super Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Nashville, TN
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I've thought the same thing Stack. If not government, then some big company or billionaire. I know if I were rich, I'd be testing the heck out of this and trying to perfect it where it would be available for all smokers to replace their habit without worries of bans. Who knows what's actually happening now though. There's probably testing being done by someone somewhere that we don't yet know of. XP, I think you need to have 15 posts before you can start a new thread. You can keep adding comments to existing posts till you reach it. There's plenty to talk about round here so it shouldn't be hard .
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Edmonton AB Canada
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The rise of a smoking alternative will erode a billion dollar tax fund for the goverment. They SAY they tax cigs so high "because they are baaaad for you" In reality, Smokers are an easy group to tax the h*ll out of, because we are a group * nobody * will stand up and defend. For this reason, UNTIL they figure out a way to "regulate" (ie tax) e-cigs, no goverment will support them. They care far more about their taxes than they care about your health. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008
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I have seen some posts on vg changing to acrolein when heated to 280 degrees. Is this what happens? I read somewhere else that is needs a catylist to do this? I havent heard that about pg. I have USP VG and PG is that the same as food grade? So is pg safer? I was thinking about adding vg to the mix to increase sweetness and smoke density. how about the flavorings any hazards in vaping them along with the pg/vg mix? what would you sugest as the safest formula for no nic? wher can i get tobacco flavor no nic? lorann does not have anything like that? Side note one of my batteries is messed up when i conect it to the atomizer it gets it red hot with out ever taking 1 drag what is wrong? could it be over charged? could the liquid have got in the battery and messed it up? Thanks |
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