Vape Juice Smell

[LPerry949]

Hi All,

I sit in an office with someone else and even though I don't vape in the office, I refill my vape in the office. My office mate claims that just the smell of the juice for her could be toxic and contains the nicotine that she is inhaling in the scent. I can't find anything that proves that just the smell of the juice (pre vaping) is toxic or contains nicotine. Does anyone know the answer? I read about if someone gets the juice on their skin it can seep in and be toxic. But what about just smelling the juice? I just figured if I am not actually vaping, it isn't like she is second hand inhaling it.

 

[BreSha6869]

Ridiculous. I fill my tank while my 4 year old is in the room.

The smell of ejuice isn't toxic in any way. If you spilled a bottle of 100mg nic on your hand and let it seep in for a few minutes, you might get a rash. But smelling it? Nope.

 

[Grimwald]

If you smell a hamburger do you absorb protein, iron, and fat? If you smell milk do you get calcium and lactose?

 

[Clairebear30]

Poeple are just so stupid at times its just because it..... fat heads are making out to be smoking that you get idiots like that....crazy

 

[the dog]

Wow thats a good one I'd love to work in that office I love stupid people

 

[djsvapour]

My office mate claims that just the smell of the juice for her could be toxic and contains the nicotine that she is inhaling in the scent. I can't find anything that proves that just the smell of the juice (pre vaping) is toxic or contains nicotine. Does anyone know the answer?

This is just a fabulous question.

I doubt you can prove anything to her because the assumption she is making defies all the logic known to scientists since the dawn of, um, .. well, .. science. As such, nobody would have wasted time tying to disprove such a ridiculous notion.

So, actually, she wins.

Man, I feel bad for you. Insanity is alive and well and am sorry you are having to put up with this.

Actually, she is just making lame excuses to oppress you.

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The only toxin (I think we can safely use that term) in e-liquid is the Nicotine. Everything else is close to harmless and all the flavors are food grade so safe to consume.
The toxins won't exist in the air around you when you are filling your tank. (We could make that happen with science of course.) The aromas can extend past the boundaries of the liquid, but the Nicotine cannot 'travel through the air' so to speak.

 

[dennism]

If you don't vape in the office, why is there a need to refill there? You can refill in the mens room or bring a few filled tanks to work with you.

 

[BackDoc]

No doubt a liberal Democrat

 

[virtualeyes]

They should be more worried about air pollution in general

 

[Two_Bears]

Hi All,

I sit in an office with someone else and even though I don't vape in the office, I refill my vape in the office. My office mate claims that just the smell of the juice for her could be toxic and contains the nicotine that she is inhaling in the scent. I can't find anything that proves that just the smell of the juice (pre vaping) is toxic or contains nicotine. Does anyone know the answer? I read about if someone gets the juice on their skin it can seep in and be toxic. But what about just smelling the juice? I just figured if I am not actually vaping, it isn't like she is second hand inhaling it.

I think it us Someone scared of vaping and looking to be offended.

 

[Two_Bears]

No doubt a liberal Democrat

Probably right.

 

[BrotherBob]

Hi All,
I sit in an office with someone else and even though I don't vape in the office, I refill my vape in the office. My office mate claims that just the smell of the juice for her could be toxic and contains the nicotine that she is inhaling in the scent. I can't find anything that proves that just the smell of the juice (pre vaping) is toxic or contains nicotine. Does anyone know the answer? I read about if someone gets the juice on their skin it can seep in and be toxic. But what about just smelling the juice? I just figured if I am not actually vaping, it isn't like she is second hand inhaling it.

Welcome and glad you joined. Always a few who like to think up ways to infringe on others. Give me a break. I would just not fill up in front of her and let it go. You are in a losing proposition.

 

[Brendan M]

There are actually traces of nicotine within many vegetables we all eat daily, perhaps suggest they do not stand above the steamer while cooking if this is how they feel.

 

[mcclintock]

Start bringing food into the office instead. I suggest arriving with sausage gravy and biscuits.

 

[Riplea]

Start bringing food into the office instead. I suggest arriving with sausage gravy and biscuits.

Hmmm, fried salmon patties and tuna are two that come to mind that really stink up the place. Probably mask the ejuice smell, lol

 

[SteveS45]

Time to make a complaint that the smell of her perfume bothers you after you stop filling your tanks.