Stop! Vaporesso CCELL Ceramic coil is dangerous!

[jimyvape]

I have a cough after using vaporesso CCELL ceramic coils . I think there is dangerous material in it. Obviously, some granules have gone into my lung. I don't know how to claim compensation. Who can help me?

If you don't believe me, you can test it yourself. Take a new CCELL ceramic coil. Use a small stick with color or black cloth and touch the ceramic. You can see there are some white ceramic granules on the cloth. The ceramic granules will go into lung when vaping,both DTL and MTL, exspecially when it is dry hit. Maybe you will have lung diseases.

 

[Dougiestyle]

Nvm

 

[LilWhiteClouder]

I have a cough after using Vaporesso CCELL ceramic coils . I think there is dangerous material in it. Obviously, some granules have gone into my lung. I don't know how to claim compensation. Who can help me?

If you don't believe me, you can test it yourself. Take a new CCELL ceramic coil. Use a small stick with color or black cloth and touch the ceramic. You can see there are some white ceramic granules on the cloth. The ceramic granules will go into lung when vaping,both DTL and MTL, exspecially when it is dry hit. Maybe you will have lung diseases.

Can you provide pics of what you found?

 

[TheMike21]

Why would you claim compensation for using a product that is a) not FDA approved and b) to be used at your own risk?

 

[ddirtyvapes]

I am all for vaping safely and warning people when things like this pop up. However, without photos, it comes off as fear mongering. It's really not that helpful to say "THIS PRODUCT IS TERRIBLE" without a shred of evidence.

Please provide photos of this problem, and be aware that you are highly unlikely to have any compensation coming to you, for the reasons mentioned above. Consider it a loss. Things happen.

At this particular point in time, with the FDA and other regulatory agencies jumping down our collective throats, it is particularly reckless to be claiming danger without supplying hard facts or photographs.

 

[zoiDman]

... Obviously, some granules have gone into my lung. I don't know how to claim compensation. Who can help me?

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Are you looking for a Ambulance to Chase? Or just want your Money Back on some Coils?

 

[jimyvape]

I am all for vaping safely and warning people when things like this pop up. However, without photos, it comes off as fear mongering. It's really not that helpful to say "THIS PRODUCT IS TERRIBLE" without a shred of evidence.

Please provide photos of this problem, and be aware that you are highly unlikely to have any compensation coming to you, for the reasons mentioned above. Consider it a loss. Things happen.

At this particular point in time, with the FDA and other regulatory agencies jumping down our collective throats, it is particularly reckless to be claiming danger without supplying hard facts or photographs.

OK. I will add photos later. It is simple to test for every one.

 

[Burnie]

 

[ckquatt]

IObviously, some granules have gone into my lung.

You don't say? Is that what your pulmonologist told you?

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[jimyvape]

You don't say? Is that what your pulmonologist told you?
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The CCELL has a micro porous structure so the juice works its way in through the pores to the wire. The ceramic is not hard so that it can wick the e-juice. You can see that the surface of ceramic is rough. If you touch it, there are some small granules on your fingers. They are easy to be suck into lung.

 

[jimyvape]

It is night now. I should go to bed. I will take photos when I have time. Please keep attention.

 

[Dougiestyle]

I have limited experience with ceramic, but I can tell you, yes, it is somewhat aggregate and can produce dust if it hasn't been glazed. Glazing would prevent the use of this material for wicking. Therefore, in its unglazed state, yes a powder can be produced from the surface by agitation. I don't believe the ceramic is to be agitated if used as intended. The only thing that should contact the ceramic is e-liquid and the coil. As the liquid is absorbed, the prevalence of powder residue is reduced.

Your OP is just downright inflammatory. There is no cause for your claim unless you can prove it through a medical diagnosis of your affliction being caused by the product.

With all the BS that the US vapor industry is dealing with, this post is fodder for the ANTZ. Jesus wept.

 

[FishingBuffalo]

My wife who has COPD was eating a snow cone yesterday and was making her cough, like the snowcone she had a week ago made her cough, was it the microfine ice irritating her throat? Danged ol snow cone machine..............

 

[Izan]

I have a cough after using Vaporesso CCELL ceramic coils . I think there is dangerous material in it....

Hi mate...
I would suggest you STOP using them.

Good luck
I

 

[jimyvape]

I have limited experience with ceramic, but I can tell you, yes, it is somewhat aggregate and can produce dust if it hasn't been glazed. Glazing would prevent the use of this material for wicking. Therefore, in its unglazed state, yes a powder can be produced from the surface by agitation. I don't believe the ceramic is to be agitated if used as intended. The only thing that should contact the ceramic is e-liquid and the coil. As the liquid is absorbed, the prevalence of powder residue is reduced.

Your OP is just downright inflammatory. There is no cause for your claim unless you can prove it through a medical diagnosis of your affliction being caused by the product.

With all the BS that the US vapor industry is dealing with, this post is fodder for the ANTZ. Jesus wept.

The ceramic is fluffy and has powders all the time.

 

[zoiDman]

 

[jimyvape]

sure, I will post pictures,but too busy.

 

[Danneh]

Too busy to take a minute to provide a picture, but not busy enough to not post about it every day. Troll until proven otherwise IMO.

 

[OhTheAgony]

If you can see the particles with your naked eye there's not much to worry about as they'd be too large to be absorbed by your lungs. You'll just cough them out or the body will dispose of it otherwise.

Just another case of hypochondria, nothing to see here folks

 

[jimyvape]

If you can see the particles with your naked eye there's not much to worry about as they'd be too large to be absorbed by your lungs. You'll just cough them out or the body will dispose of it otherwise.

Just another case of hypochondria, nothing to see here folks

Do you know what is dust lungs? you can image what will happen if more and more small stones go in your lungs.