2 Despite the “lore” about vape safety and ease of access to these products, the risks remain. And, parents may not understand the harmful effects of vaping either. Despite all of the health warnings from the FDA, the phenomenon has taken the world by storm. And, vaping is inc...
Whilevapingis often perceived as a less harmful alternative to smoking, it is not without risks. The aerosol from e-cigarettes contains particles that can cause inflammation and irritation in the lungs. Moreover, the long-term effects of vaping are still not fully understood, given its relatively...
The vapor is created by either by heating tobacco or an e-liquid (also known as vape juice). The vapor produced contains significantly lower levels of harmful chemicals compared to what is produced by a burning cigarette.* *Importantly, smoke-free products are addictive and are not risk-...
In today’s marijuana market—if you’re lucky enough to be in a state that’s open to the idea that is—you can be discriminating while sourcing ingredients if you choose to make your own dank caviar. Be picky about what you vape or smoke, dude. It’s your stoner birthright. We’ll...
Nicotine is addictive and not risk-free. However, it’s the high levels of harmful chemicals released when tobacco is burned—not nicotine—that’s the primary cause of smoking-related diseases. Certain people should not use products that contain nicotine. Minors should not use or have acces...
So why do consumers vape? There is evidence that vaping maximizes terpene flavors and cannabinoid intake. Vaping also reduces the risk of exposure to harmful chemicals created during the process of smoking. TheJournal of Cannabis Therapiesconducted a study in 2004 designed to evaluate the effectivenes...
While vaping can be less harmful than smoking cigarettes, it can also be addictive and produce side effects. For example, some vapers experience coughing, dry mouth, sore throat, and headaches, which are usually mild and go away on their own. Additionally, vaping can be more expensive than ...
They concluded that, 'although there is no evidence to suggest that using electronic cigarettes is more harmful than smoking tobacco cigarettes there remains a paucity of scientific evidence on the long-term effects'.16 In addition to the undetermined long-term safety concerns of the effect of e...
Nicotine is harmful to your baby and makes it more difficult to manage your diabetes. Do not use e-cigarettes or smokeless tobacco in place of cigarettes or to help you quit. They still contain nicotine. Ask your care team provider for information if you currently smoke and need help quittin...
While some look to vaping as a potentially less harmful alternative to smoking cigarettes, it is unclear whether it may increase your risk of cancer. Although there is no tobacco in vapes, the chemicals in them are of concern for lung health and cancer risk. ...