Formaldehyde concern

[TTDGTT]

Hey guys,
Been watching and reading a lot of things on vaping.
I subject that bothered me was the formaldehyde research in ecig. now i know that we came to a conclusion that vaping 5V on ego is not a good idea but what is the safe range to vape on in general ?

For example what would be the safest range to vape on a subtank 1.2ohm coil?

 

[CoilinTrouble]

Oh the eternal formaldehyde argument...E juice contains only nicotine dissolves in either propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin, more of veggie glyc and prop glycol (both fda approved ingredients individually), and Flavorings typically used in candy and everyday food items. No formaldehyde... now if you have cheap chinese equipment you might get glue fumes or aluminum but just buyva good setup and theres no worries about that...

 

[CoilinTrouble]

And safezone for something around 1.2 would be around 12 watts or so, adjusting as you wish. Generally 3.5v to 4.6v is where alotta ppl find a comfort zone depending on if youre chasimg clouds

 

[AndriaD]

Andria

 

[Rsunderl]

Hi TTDGTT and welcome aboard!

The formaldehye issue shouldn't be a problem at coil temperatures that are comfortable to vape at. The test was burning coils, something all vapors avoid, since it's nasty.

Hope it helps and Happy Vaping!

 

[Bunnykiller]

did people even read the report??? the testing created chemicals that can create the potential for formaldehyde.... it didnt create formaldehyde.....

 

[LittleBird]

Welcome to ECF, TTD! I use a Subtank mini, often with the 1.2 OCC. At 13 watts, I'm registering 3.9 V. At 16, I'm still appreciably under 4.5V. You definitely have a good bit of play in wattage; finding the sweet spot for your juice should be fairly easy