Is there nicotine in the vapour we exhale? I hope not, but I need a definitive answer on this, and if anyone has a link to something with any scientific cred, that would be a big help. Reason for needing this info: DH. Again. 
DH hates my vaping. It wasn't too bad until I converted to tanks. I create a lot of vapour and the sizzle & crackle of the 1.5ohm cartos really annoy him, so I switched to 2.0ohm cartos - less noise, less TH & goodies for me, but still lots of vapour. Remember the days when you'd get a few people smoking in a living room and there'd be this cloud of smoke sitting at a certain level, which got lower & lower as the evening went on? I am creating the same effect, only with vapour

DH studied pesticides in horticulture and insists nicotine is a neurotoxin that works on the central nervous system. He has been ramping up his objections to the vapour, and now is questioning whether my 2nd hand vapour is delivering nicotine to him & our DD.
I can't assure him they aren't getting nicotine. My understanding is that vapers absorb nicotine bucally, and that we are not necessarily absorbing all the available nicotine. On the other hand, when I press the button on a manual battery, no vapour is created - unless I inhale, which makes me think the water in the vapour comes from me, not the device. (Yeah, we all know I'm not good with the science stuff)

Can anyone point me towards a good source for answering the question? I am really hoping there isn't nicotine in what I exhale, otherwise I suspect I will be banished to the deck on these cold winter nights (a surefire way to start me coughing, thus further giving him cause to assert that vaping is as bad for me as smoking, despite my lack of coughing for months & lack of respiratory tract infections etc
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DH hates my vaping. It wasn't too bad until I converted to tanks. I create a lot of vapour and the sizzle & crackle of the 1.5ohm cartos really annoy him, so I switched to 2.0ohm cartos - less noise, less TH & goodies for me, but still lots of vapour. Remember the days when you'd get a few people smoking in a living room and there'd be this cloud of smoke sitting at a certain level, which got lower & lower as the evening went on? I am creating the same effect, only with vapour

DH studied pesticides in horticulture and insists nicotine is a neurotoxin that works on the central nervous system. He has been ramping up his objections to the vapour, and now is questioning whether my 2nd hand vapour is delivering nicotine to him & our DD.
I can't assure him they aren't getting nicotine. My understanding is that vapers absorb nicotine bucally, and that we are not necessarily absorbing all the available nicotine. On the other hand, when I press the button on a manual battery, no vapour is created - unless I inhale, which makes me think the water in the vapour comes from me, not the device. (Yeah, we all know I'm not good with the science stuff)

Can anyone point me towards a good source for answering the question? I am really hoping there isn't nicotine in what I exhale, otherwise I suspect I will be banished to the deck on these cold winter nights (a surefire way to start me coughing, thus further giving him cause to assert that vaping is as bad for me as smoking, despite my lack of coughing for months & lack of respiratory tract infections etc

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