Unicorn Milk First Batch Review
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Acute diacetyl overdose? 
Oh, wait, it's supposed to be the titanium dioxide in there that's the problem.
Well, titanium has been shown to cause cancer when used in dental implants.
No idea what breathing it in vapor would do, or if it's even possible for it to actually vaporize in a PV, but I'm sure the safety sheets and molecular science arguments have made their rounds by this point.
I believe you're trying to make light of the issue (there's not enough humor in this world these days- people seem so serious and rushed) and I appreciate it.
I actually had a buddy who developed jaw cancer after receiving dental implants which use titanium screws- dental screws in the jawbone and coloring in e-liquid are two entirely separate issues.
I do know that the stuff is used to hue acrylic paints and the like- have a few bottles with that directly on the ingredient list.
My buddy? He didn't make it, but I'm sure he's up there on the other side laughing at your review right now.
But remember, lots of vendors still don't disclose their ingredients... diacetyl or diketones are going to do much worse short-term damage than TiO2 will, and irreparable damage at that.
Oh, wait, it's supposed to be the titanium dioxide in there that's the problem.
Well, titanium has been shown to cause cancer when used in dental implants.
No idea what breathing it in vapor would do, or if it's even possible for it to actually vaporize in a PV, but I'm sure the safety sheets and molecular science arguments have made their rounds by this point.
I believe you're trying to make light of the issue (there's not enough humor in this world these days- people seem so serious and rushed) and I appreciate it.
I actually had a buddy who developed jaw cancer after receiving dental implants which use titanium screws- dental screws in the jawbone and coloring in e-liquid are two entirely separate issues.
I do know that the stuff is used to hue acrylic paints and the like- have a few bottles with that directly on the ingredient list.
My buddy? He didn't make it, but I'm sure he's up there on the other side laughing at your review right now.
But remember, lots of vendors still don't disclose their ingredients... diacetyl or diketones are going to do much worse short-term damage than TiO2 will, and irreparable damage at that.
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