Do N.E.t liquids pose risks?

[Trog]

I discussed vaping with my dr. And she said to give it a try, but, to only vape the tobacco flavored. I was wondering, is Net liquids considered safe?

 

[blobofblubber]

nice question. im probably gonna wait for some1 more knowledgeable to provide u with a more definitive answer. my 2 cents on this is unflavored is safest followed by flavored (without and da or ap) and then nets. but all is magnitudes safer than smoking. my doc gave me a weird look when i mentioned i quit cigs and was vaping.

 

[93gc40]

It's SAFER than SMOKING tobacco. Not as safe as breathing air, assuming your air is safe to breath. It is the BURNING that causes most of the problems of smoking anyway. You are getting none of the bad stuff from tobacco, via vaping NETs. Just the flavor.

I worry more about the chemicals used to MAKE "flavoring" . At least with a NET I know the only chemicals are the PG/VG or alcohol used in the extraction and some of the natural chemicals present in the tobacco leaf.

 

[mcclintock]

No commercial NET test has shown more than traces of bad stuff. I saw that when NET LLC did testing, he sent pure extract rather than final ejuice to make the test even more sensitive!

 

[Trog]

I often wonder about the chemicals in the flavorings. Since I'm also having trouble quitting the cigs, I thought I'd give the nets a try. I see Therese a few companies that make them. I see they have cold extraction and heat extraction. Is one better over the other? Good that this is a safer alternative and natural, as I was wondering on this as well, with what all was being extracted. I'll give it a go. Also, thought about the flavorless liquids as well.

 

[morningdew]

I did read cold extraction may be a little safer but no idea why!

There is a possible small issue with nets containing a few baddies, no scientist but think it was mention of stuff left over from the tobacco soak, might have been nitrosamines ?. My guess is no worse than anything in flavoured juices, or even pg and vg themselves. A google search may turn up a few bits of research for you.

 

[Trog]

I read a few things, n.e.t does contain some nitrosamines, but at very low levels ng, still lower than cigarettes. I found one site, Black note, that has a lab certified report. The juice is costly though.