2 months into quitting
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What are the good places/online stores to buy good quality vaps, that you can recommend? I used to use TWISP claro that was bought from overseas but have no luck finding something similar here.
Good luck to you .
Good luck to you .
i went to a store that has an online store as well called evape, look them up on the google machine.
Not inhaling smoke
smoke chemicals
Acetaldehyde: suspected carcinogen.
Acetone: irritant: can cause kidney and liver damage.
Acrolein: extremely toxic.
Acrylonitrile: suspected human carcinogen.
1-aminonaphthalene: causes cancer.
2-aminonaphthalene: causes bladder cancer.
Ammonia: raises blood pressure.
Benzene: carcinogen.
Benzo[a]pyrene: mutagenic and highly carcinogenic
1,3-Butadiene: suspected carcinogen.
Butyraldehyde: damages the lining of nose and lungs.
Cadmium: a heavy metal and highly toxic
Carbon Monoxide: decreases heart and muscle function.
Catechol: causes respiratory tract irritation and dermatitis.
Chromium: heavy metal and carcinogen.
Cresol: causes upper respiratory, nasal and throat irritation.
Crotonaldehyde: thought to interfere with immune function.
Formaldehyde: carcinogen
Hydrogen Cyanide: lethal poison
Hydroquinone: affects central nervous system effects.
Isoprene: irritates skin,eyes and mucous membranes.
Lead: causes brain damage
Methyl Ethyl Ketone: depresses the central nervous system.
Nickel: causes bronchial asthma and is a known carcinogen.
Nicotine: increases in heart rate and blood pressure, addictive element
Nitric Oxide: linked to Huntington’s, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease and asthma.
NNN, NNK, and NAT: known or possible carcinogens
Phenol: damages the the liver, kidneys; respiratory, cardiovascular and central nervous system.
Polonium - radioactive*
Propionaldehyde: skin, eye and respiratory system irritant
Pyridine: causes eye and upper respiratory tract irritation
Quinoline: causes genetic damage and is a possible carcinogen
Resorcinol: skin and eye irritant
Styrene: carcinogen
Toluene: linked to permanent brain damage
ecig vapour chemicals
Nicotine
Propylene glycol (not Ethylene glycol - which is toxic). Used in asthma inhalers and nebulizers. An experiment using animals determined "air containing these vapors in amounts up to the saturation point is completely harmless". The USA FDA has classified propylene glycol as "generally recognised as safe".
Vegetable glycerol - low toxicity. Used in medications, cosmetic and food items.
Mikehorn
Govt Designated Pervert
That is a stupid response. epic fail
You arent smoking because you aren't smoking. there is no smoke at all from a vape period. regardless if you use a condom or not there is penetration the penis is going inside someone. has any one died from smoke inhalation due to a steamy shower/sauna? or caused smoke damage using a steam cleaner? Vapour=/= smoke.
It is not the steam or vapors that do damage, it is small particulate that slowly eats away at your lungs or gets into you blood stream. There are certain types of professions where there is a high percentage of people that at the end of their career suffer from cancers or other diseases due to inhalation or exposure to certain carcinogens or chemicals. Auto mechanics, auto body people, people that work in industries that where there is exposure to solvents. I know a guy that was the manager in a bicycle factory for many years, he worked in the office adjacent to the manufacturing area and that was enough exposure to the paints and solvents that they use to use not so long ago. I believe that many factories have switched to water based paints. ( but there are still dryer chemicals in the pains when they apply it. ) It is the stuff they put into vape that concerns me. Who knows what it is.
they list the ingredients clearly on what they put in it and it is all stuff you ingest right now. read a news story and in new york they decided to ban the vape and it was the first time in 10 years that smoker numbers increased.
I think the efforts to ban it (or regulate it) have much more to due with revenue issues than health issues. While citizens are hooked on tobacco, governments are hooked on the tax revenues that smoking generates. Vape seems like a safer choice but it won't get a lot of government support unless they can find an equivalent way to monetize it.
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