Is it safe to inhale VG, PG and flavoring from bakeries
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Hoosier is right - nothing is safe to inhale.
The question is somewhat wrong.
The questio should be: Is it SAFER to inhale VG, PG and flavoring versus continue to smoke?
IMO - yes.
The question is somewhat wrong.
The questio should be: Is it SAFER to inhale VG, PG and flavoring versus continue to smoke?
IMO - yes.
Shouldn't the question be if it's safer to vape pharmacy grade VG or PG than bakery stuff? I would guess there isn't much difference or is there?
Just the level of contaminates that are allowed between the various grades.
What are they? How much is too much? What is the level of safety? Those are the questions that are very difficult to answer.
That's why I answered the original question so quickly.
What are they? How much is too much? What is the level of safety? Those are the questions that are very difficult to answer.
That's why I answered the original question so quickly.
"Propylene glycol is actually approved for human consumption by the FDA and approved for human inhalation by the EPA."
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Considering that these ingredients PG/VG are used in medical inhalers and those vaporizer things used to help open lungs etc on sick people Id say it has to be safer than the aerosol air deodorants, or the AXE body sprays, room fresheners, Febreeze( that makes some cats loose their hair) hairsprays, deodorants, WD-40, nail polish, hair color, or even the air around us during our normal day out. THere are exhausts from our cars, airplanes, other peoples breath which might contain viruses, bacteria etc. Just think about it. PG/VG is in almost all of our body and hair products, its in toothpaste, mouthwash, and many food items. I know that inhaling is different from topical uses, but all air fresheners have who knows what in it. Frebreeze is sprayed on all of our things at home, on bedsheets, closets, etc. It has been found that many animals such at pet birds and cats have extreme sensitivities from simple hair loss and feather loss to death.
Except for those with extreme allergies to either the PG or VG or the flavorings used I think compared to all the stuff we consume in our everyday like a little ejuice is the least of our worries.
Except for those with extreme allergies to either the PG or VG or the flavorings used I think compared to all the stuff we consume in our everyday like a little ejuice is the least of our worries.
Completely agree anavidfan. I've been attempting to point out that "safe" is an absolute term.
What I would like is for the OP to post again with some details.
(Does anyone else remember the poster here who had a large supply of VG that was obtained from a friend who was experimenting with bio-diesel production? How a number of member here kept having to explain that the VG they had would have quite a high amount of hydrocarbons in it? That kinda' stuff makes one a bit "gun shy" when nonspecific PG, VG, Flavoring questions are asked by newbie's.)
What I would like is for the OP to post again with some details.
(Does anyone else remember the poster here who had a large supply of VG that was obtained from a friend who was experimenting with bio-diesel production? How a number of member here kept having to explain that the VG they had would have quite a high amount of hydrocarbons in it? That kinda' stuff makes one a bit "gun shy" when nonspecific PG, VG, Flavoring questions are asked by newbie's.)
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