Additives result in higher toxins for vape users

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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191126140423.htm

Portland State University Chemistry Professor Rob Strongin led a research team to study what happens when additives are put into vaping products. Specifically, they studied the chemical reaction that takes place when cannabis is consumed using a vape pen or dab rig. The study, "Aerosol Gas-Phase Components from Cannabis E-Cigarettes and Dabbing: Mechanistic Insight and Quantitative Risk Analysis," was published in the September issue of ACS Omega.

"What's inhaled is actually different than what's listed in the ingredients," Strongin said.

Additives result in higher toxins for vape users

Dec 1, 2019, 6:16pm UTC
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191126140423.htm > Portland State University Chemistry Professor Rob Strongin led a research team to study what happens when additives are put into vaping products. Specifically, they studied the chemical reaction that takes place when cannabis is consumed using a vape pen or dab rig. The study, "Aerosol Gas-Phase Components from Cannabis E-Cigarettes and Dabbing: Mechanistic Insight and Quantitative Risk Analysis," was published in the September issue of ACS Omega. > "What's inhaled is actually different than what's listed in the ingredients," Strongin said.