Vape Related Question

[RyanOwen]

Hello everybody, recently I've seen such an interesting article while browsing the web. I totally agree with it. I smoked for a couple of years and now I'm vaping. I'm feeling great now! Here's the vaping related article that I want you to read. All your comments would be highly appreciated! 

[Walt]

I think that is a reasonable article.  The most accepted estimate at present is that vaping is 95% safer than smoking.  The U.K. has adopted this qualification as has the U.S. CDC per fairly recent study.  Health impact of second hand vapor is thought to be 0%.  Battery safety remains tenuous per unethical practices of battery manufacturers and re-wrappers.  Device quality varies greatly per differences in design and manufacturing practices.  Chemicals used in flavoring are now disclosed in most all cases and some of the potentially harmful chemicals of the past are no longer present in e-juice.  

There is still an assumption of risk on the part of the vaper and some due diligence on the part of the vapor is still necessary to minimize risk.  Cases of negative reaction to e-juice do happen and need to be addressed on an individual basis.  These cases are generally thought to be hyper sensitivity to chemicals used in e-juice e.g. PG.  Long term effects of anything evolve over time and while worth consideration are impossible to access regarding the decision to vape.  

My humble opinions of corse.  

[Vapemodcentral]

I like the article it had good accurate information. I quit smoking with vape after 20 years. I know my health has improved, but the vape explosions and such are what scares me and gets me mad when I read the reports about them.

Every time I read about a vape related explosion they never disclose useful details, that could help keep other vapers safe.

In comparison, laptops have 18650 batteries inside. When there was a problem with them catching fire and there was a danger to people, they immediately recalled those computers and found defective batteries to be the issue. It just seems when there is a vape related explosion the user is at fault and nothing is done.