Government Approved Lab Finds E Cigarettes Are Much Safer Than Tobacco Cigarettes
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It's hard to believe they didn't even find a trace of anything the FDA found. Can it be this pure that all was found was what was stated. Looks like what is had in it is excatly what the ecig companies are saying.
Good find! Nice getting some positive spin for a change.
The nanny state thinks we are idiots. Is there really anyone out there who thinks I would pick up a vaporizer and begin to vape something without researching the h*** out of it to insure I know what it is and if it's harmful to me?
Apparently so.
The nanny state thinks we are idiots. Is there really anyone out there who thinks I would pick up a vaporizer and begin to vape something without researching the h*** out of it to insure I know what it is and if it's harmful to me?
Apparently so.
Thanks for posting that, it is reassuring to read.
I wonder what an analysis like that costs? I would be nice to try on my preferred brand....
I wonder what an analysis like that costs? I would be nice to try on my preferred brand....
And boy, are the Australian authorities gonna look stupid!
I'd be interested to know what grounds they banned e-cigs on, seeing as chemists and scientists are finding nothing dangerous or harmfull about them (when compared to tobacco smoking).
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I'd be interested to know what grounds they banned e-cigs on, seeing as chemists and scientists are finding nothing dangerous or harmfull about them (when compared to tobacco smoking).
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And yet to this very day I keep reading posts saying untested. It boggles the mind.
I'm getting uneasy about the PG though. This report doesn't reassure me at all.
I disagree with the report and others who suggest replacing PG with VG (or PEG).
IMO, PG is the safest as it is the only one that is completely heat stable (no decomposition).
Obviously there are some people who are allergic to PG and in this case, the risks from VG and PEG are not thought to be significant (certainly not in comparison to smoking).
I use VG to cut PG juices and try not to have VG at over 50% of the total (just my personal surmise of what should minimise VG decomposition; I would n't use VG at all in 5 and 6v mods).
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The study in non-PDF format: Analysis of Components from Gamucci Electronic Cigarette Cartridges, Tobacco Flavour Regular Smoking Liquid
IMO, PG is the safest as it is the only one that is completely heat stable (no decomposition).
Obviously there are some people who are allergic to PG and in this case, the risks from VG and PEG are not thought to be significant (certainly not in comparison to smoking).
I use VG to cut PG juices and try not to have VG at over 50% of the total (just my personal surmise of what should minimise VG decomposition; I would n't use VG at all in 5 and 6v mods).
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The study in non-PDF format: Analysis of Components from Gamucci Electronic Cigarette Cartridges, Tobacco Flavour Regular Smoking Liquid
I'm completely shocked people on here keep questioning what has already been reviewed.
If PG worries you, check the labels on your food. You're probably eating quite a bit of it already. Check your hygiene products.
We know a HELL of alot about PG, so what about it makes you "worry"? Its silly.
Also, this is a press release, fwiw.
If PG worries you, check the labels on your food. You're probably eating quite a bit of it already. Check your hygiene products.
We know a HELL of alot about PG, so what about it makes you "worry"? Its silly.
Also, this is a press release, fwiw.
Yeah, but inhaling PG all day is something we can't be sure about. I can go by how I feel though. I have absolutely no effect from vaping all day long, but you still just don't know.
Regardless, it is safer than cigarettes, but it would be nice to know more.
Regardless, it is safer than cigarettes, but it would be nice to know more.
http://www.***************/pg.html
EDIT: Oh ffs, seriously? Sure, lets just censor links to places with information. Great idea.
Well, I'm pretty sure most of us on here started smoking at some point...
Same lab that did an analysis for TW Sept. of last year.
Article cited is a press release, always a suspect source, but the lab does appear to be UK certified.
Who does the accreditation:
About UKAS
Schedule of Accreditation for LPD Laboratory Services:
http://www.ukas.org/testing/schedules/Actual/2766Testing Single_003.pdf
Interesting, promising...
Article cited is a press release, always a suspect source, but the lab does appear to be UK certified.
Who does the accreditation:
About UKAS
Schedule of Accreditation for LPD Laboratory Services:
http://www.ukas.org/testing/schedules/Actual/2766Testing Single_003.pdf
Interesting, promising...
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