That FDA made its first big move to regulate e-cigarettes in 2009, when an FDA test on a small number of e-cigarette samples found detectable levels of known carcinogens and toxic chemicals to which users could potentially be exposed. Diethylene glycol was found in one cartridge at a 1% level
Tobacco-related chemicals can embed in carpets, furniture, walls, and dust, and can re-emit back into the air over timeoften called thirdhand smoke. This is one reason a home can smell smoky days or weeks later, especially when humidity rises or the room warms up
Still the most domineering / intimidating / ominous incense fragrance Ive smelt so far because of the added concrete accord
Were still learning, but this suggests there is potential for just the nicotine itself to have negative effects on mental health
Updated September 17, 2024