Virgin Vapor - Diacetyl

[sparkky1]

that's actually a good idea.



It's all "opinion" at this point, Sparkky. Dr. F did have some concerns.

But here's the bottom line: A consumer has every right to know about a product they are inhaling. I can tell you I've dropped some pretty serious $$ with ejuice vendors over the years. That is really all many people whose "opinion" is that they do NOT want to vape diketones.

THAT shouldn't turn into a debate. I ask the same thing of my pet food manufacturer, my pharmacist re: medications, and I read food labels and if they are not clear I call the manufacturer.

Darn straight I have a right to ASK these things.

I just think it's funny when vendors stonewall by not *really* answering. It's like getting the brush off. I personally wouldn't deal with a vendor like that.

anyway, that has been MY stance all along.....transparency to the consumer, who is purchasing a product. I don't care who vapes diketones. I don't even care if they're in 95% of eliquid.

Some people want to vape the 5% that DOESN'T have it.

Ingesting food / beverage / medication has absolutely no bearing by comparison to heating & inhaling artificial flavorings, how do you suppose BT gets out of so many major law suits, by listing all of the amounts of ingredients ? ask away whats in it and hear what your answer will be, you are vaping toxic chemicals, how does being "transparent" help make it "safer" ? Do you even care to know what substitutes your now inhaling while "demanding better" ?
Debate ? your spreading "false hope" (non scientific study's showing results) claiming diketone free juice is a safer alternative, the amount ( % ) of flavoring in the mix as well as temperature at which your inhaling have more to do with flavorings related disease than anything or contact the American Thoracic Society / flavourart as I did and educate yourself.

 

[sparkky1]

Remind me again how many years it took to determine/assess bodily damage from cigarettes.

I'm pretty sure it was more than two to three years, wasn't it?

I don't think anything is harmless. That is why I am always looking to reduce my risk, and practice the best "harm reduction" that I can get to. And, as a consumer, I am going to make those decisions based on what I think is best for ME.

Ahh ........... are we talking about flavorings related disease (lung failure) or COPD / cancer from cigarettes ?
The studys I looked at from factory workers contracting flavoring related disease happened within six to 12 months, some were just temporary employees.