I have heared that VG is converted to acrolein which is carrcenogenic at 280 degrea c so ,
Does E-cig`s vapor with VG base liquid cause cancer?
Does E-cig`s vapor with VG base liquid cause cancer?
a question please
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I'm not a doctor and have no responsibility for what I type. In fact, I'm just some anonymous poster on a forum so you can be sure my answers dealing with health issues will be 100% accurate and trustworthy. The answer to your question is:
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mothakaf--Our atomizers do not heat anywhere near high enough for this to be an issue as been reported here many times in the posts by others. As for Health Concerns--noone know yet, but compared to analogs, I am not too concerned about it--that is just my opinion and the opinion I have read here of many others--Hope that helps--Sun
mothakaf, nobody can answer this question, nobody knows the long term effects of e-cig vapour.
Most people in this community seem to agree that e-cigs are likely to be safer than smoking tobacco cigarettes. These are opinions based on the information we have at hand at the present time.
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Most people in this community seem to agree that e-cigs are likely to be safer than smoking tobacco cigarettes. These are opinions based on the information we have at hand at the present time.
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