concerns about formaldehyde
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Thats been covered many times in here : http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ormaldehype-junk-study-released-jan-21-a.html
Formaldehyde? Yea...... good stuff, good stuff.
Now worchestershire sauce? Scary stuff. Can turn ya into a zombie if yur not careful.
Now worchestershire sauce? Scary stuff. Can turn ya into a zombie if yur not careful.
Uh ohh ohhh wait....................
Just hit that stovetop clapton at 58 watts, tastes great to me!
ahah jk not really I only vape wet wicks..
Just hit that stovetop clapton at 58 watts, tastes great to me!
ahah jk not really I only vape wet wicks..
The junk study you're referencing used a CE4 clearomizer at 5V, not 5W. And yes, they were able to produce formaldehyde but only because running a CE4 at 5V results in dry hits and burnt juice. If the "researchers" conducting the study used the CE4 at a voltage level that any normal person would use it at, they wouldn't have been able to produce any formaldehyde.
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Just like cancer studies.
We shoved 14 lbs of splenda into this 13 gram rat and he got cancer..GASP!
All bs
Its funny no one seems this worried by the 4 lbs of heavy metals and 'Hyde in a cigarette
We shoved 14 lbs of splenda into this 13 gram rat and he got cancer..GASP!
All bs
Its funny no one seems this worried by the 4 lbs of heavy metals and 'Hyde in a cigarette
Correction guys, NO formaldehyde was found in that study. Only "formaldehyde releasing agents". In other words they produced compounds that , through another chemical process that can't be done by vaping, will break down into formaldehyde. It's all bs and the researchers are already back pedaling trying to " save face". In reality what the found is no different than what you get when you burn sauces while cooking.
Hi tarheels and welcome to the forum!
I hope you realize that we're not laughing at you, but with you. You pointed out in your post that, you too, don't really believe the study, and as others have said above, the study has been thoroughly debunked. It's somewhat of a joke around here now.
Tell us a bit about youself. What kind of gear are you using? Were you a smoker? If so, for how long, and if you've quit, how long have you been off of them?
Happy Vaping!
Now if we could just convince these clowns!
8 facts about e-cigarettes and their impact on public health - Official Blog for Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert
And the FORBES response to the Governors blog
Utah Is Eyeing An E-Cigarette Tax, But Its Reasoning Is Faulty - Forbes
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I just read the Gv'nr's blog. It's hard to believe people actually believe these things, let alone stick them in a blog for the rest of the world to observe their stupidity
I really don't believe they do believe that rubbish. They just want to give congressmen an argument that the uninformed public will believe.
Update:
The tax proposal was removed from the bill (Yesterday) and the rest of the bill seems to be getting reworked to where it has the regulations that WE want instead of all the negative stuff that the antis want.
Maybe ... just maybe .... they are actually starting to listen to us!
The tax proposal was removed from the bill (Yesterday) and the rest of the bill seems to be getting reworked to where it has the regulations that WE want instead of all the negative stuff that the antis want.
Maybe ... just maybe .... they are actually starting to listen to us!
yeah watch out for that worchestershire sauce brother, formaldehyde is where its at! All ya gotta do is get a top feeding clearomizer and pump it up past 5.0v and you will get a lot of formaldehyde! Only the people with true gumption will fill it up with worchestershire sauce and hit it at 6.0v.
If you heat your grill up to really high temperature and fry-burn your steak on it, the steak will be full of carcinogens. Is it dangerous for your health? Nope. You will not eat it – it will taste worse than charcoal. The same with e-liquid: yes, you can burn it in your overheated (or air deprived) vaporizer and produce some bad chemicals. Is it dangerous for vaper? Nope. It will have terrible taste, not palatable at all.
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