As the laws here in Illinois state,NO SMOKING in public places,etc...I've wondered how much we exhale in Nic...even with 24ct Nic from the beginning,how much do we absorb and how 'bad' is it for the general public...i mean really,car exhaust has to be worse than.what we put out in any possible carcinogens...anyone know?
amount of nic exhaled from vaping
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What he said.
Tests indicate than none is exhaled, ...... BUT, that doesn't take into account vaporized liquid that is not inhaled.
Liquid NOT inhaled...meaning? That loose liquids produce more possible nic than vaped liquids? early AM not enough coffee...need input..
He said vaporized liquid not inhaled tho idk if I even believe that because I hear your mouth absorbs a lot. Sometimes a little vapor dribbles out of the Afc of my atty but very little. Tho I'm not a cloud chaserLiquid NOT inhaled...meaning? That loose liquids produce more possible nic than vaped liquids? early AM not enough coffee...need input..
We absorb between 5 and 40% of the aerosol produced depending on vape style. It makes no sense that our body is somehow removing the remaining nicotine from exhaled vapor.
The tests done on air sampeling only show that the airborn portion was below detection levels during that test. Most likely because aerosol falls to the floor quickly.
Put four vapers in a room with a non nicotine user and the non user will get a nic buzz.
I would not vape in a room where a baby plays on the floor.
Do you have any proof of any of the things you just typed?
Well, I would. And have. Cats around too. No ill effects.
one needs to test the vapor exhaled as it exits the mouth/nose... probably has about 60% of the initial nic volume of the inhale. But one has to consider the miniscule amount of actual liquid that is vaporized for 1 draw...
Imagine you vape in an only room and you vape 100ml per month and 60% is not used by the body... so that means about 60 ml of juice end up in the room somewhere over a months time period... since nic can oxidize and not be nic anymore, the amount of nic in the room automatically reduces in a couple of weeks. Over a period of several months, one would most likely have a nice film of VG/PG/Flavors on everything in that room with minimal to no nic showing up...
Imagine you vape in an only room and you vape 100ml per month and 60% is not used by the body... so that means about 60 ml of juice end up in the room somewhere over a months time period... since nic can oxidize and not be nic anymore, the amount of nic in the room automatically reduces in a couple of weeks. Over a period of several months, one would most likely have a nice film of VG/PG/Flavors on everything in that room with minimal to no nic showing up...
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