'Secondhand smoke'?

[weaverzzz]

Hello, I don't smoke or 'vape' but did some reading up and suggested my friend get a 510 as she's been a smoker for 30+ years. She likes it a lot so far and only smoked 3 regular cigarettes yesterday.

My question, does the exhaled vapor contain nicotine? It disappears almost instantly, but can it still be addictive to people nearby?

We tried an experiment the other day. If we're in a restaurant where smoking is prohibited, I suggested she hold in the vapor for about 8 seconds so it isn't visible when she exhales. Sure enough, nothing came out. Anyone else do this in 'banned' areas?

 

[Jim Davis]

As far as I'm aware, the exhaled vapor is OK. Trace amounts if any. People don't seem to be worried about exhaled alochol from drinkers, so I would consider vapor in the same class. Just my personal opinion.

Simple bad breath is another story.

 

[wv2win]

The air in the center of Louisville will be much more harmful than whatever trace amounts of nicotine that may or probably won't come from an exhaled personal vaporizer.

 

[JrdUK]

Its talked about here just skip to the part it should have a title before it hope it helps :

Dr. David Baron M.D. on E-Cigarettes | Smoking 2.0

wouldnt let me embed its the first vid on there