This may not be the right place to post this, but I thought it could be useful information for those commenting on biased articles with the old "propylene glycol is in antifreeze" reference.
A recent article entitled in Wine Spectator Magazine states that low levels of carcinogens are found in alcohol. Ethanol is one of the substances mentioned, along with arsenic, benzene, formaldehyde and lead. That's right, ethanol is in wine and gasoline just like PG is in e-liquid and anti-freeze.
A recent article entitled in Wine Spectator Magazine states that low levels of carcinogens are found in alcohol. Ethanol is one of the substances mentioned, along with arsenic, benzene, formaldehyde and lead. That's right, ethanol is in wine and gasoline just like PG is in e-liquid and anti-freeze.
