Can someone please tell me if there are good analytical quantitative results for compositon of VG and PG vapor from an E-Cigarette. I have viewed the concentrations posted by "thebestecig" people for their e -liquid (PG vehicle) but little else.
If I am going to try this e-cig I will make sure that I am as well informed as possible. Up until today I see very little quantitative analysis on products produced after atomization. I have read a fair bit on work done in New Zealand which definitely contradicts FDA results (political lobbying at its best).
Contamination should be a major concern for all that inhale this stuff and I hope that the "devil you know is worse than the devil you don't"!
Since I am a nicotine addict (having smoked for 35+ yrs) I know after having seen my mother die due to respiratory complications as a result of her having smoked most of her life, that I need a solution. I have tried gum and pharma nic inhalers, however these have not been successful.
The e-cig looks like a real contender. If the manufacturers are not willing to disclose what their e-liquids become after atomization ( reputable lab and biochemical analysis) and cannot quarantee no contamination with products (by products, etc) like PO then it will be awhile before I take the plunge. Perhaps regulation is the only way to wake up these manufacturers of e-liquids.
I need an alternative to regular cigarettes that will not damage further what I have damaged already!
If I am going to try this e-cig I will make sure that I am as well informed as possible. Up until today I see very little quantitative analysis on products produced after atomization. I have read a fair bit on work done in New Zealand which definitely contradicts FDA results (political lobbying at its best).
Contamination should be a major concern for all that inhale this stuff and I hope that the "devil you know is worse than the devil you don't"!
Since I am a nicotine addict (having smoked for 35+ yrs) I know after having seen my mother die due to respiratory complications as a result of her having smoked most of her life, that I need a solution. I have tried gum and pharma nic inhalers, however these have not been successful.
The e-cig looks like a real contender. If the manufacturers are not willing to disclose what their e-liquids become after atomization ( reputable lab and biochemical analysis) and cannot quarantee no contamination with products (by products, etc) like PO then it will be awhile before I take the plunge. Perhaps regulation is the only way to wake up these manufacturers of e-liquids.
I need an alternative to regular cigarettes that will not damage further what I have damaged already!
