Certain cannabis vape liquids may contain nano-sized toxic metal particles, even before the vaping device is heated, according to a new study.

High levels of metal contaminants found in cannabis vape liquids The metal levels were at or around limits in the blank samples; however, lead levels exceeded the tolerance limit of 0.5 μg/g in ...

Unlike smoking, vaping does not involve a combustion reaction, which produces harmful byproducts. Instead, a vaping device heats a liquid until it evaporates into an inhalable vapor. As a result, it ...

Conclusion According to the study findings, vaping can lead to metal exposure, with lead levels exceeding tolerance limits in most samples tested. In addition, excess limits of other metals ...

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The study also found that different vape flavours effected the uranium levels. Some 33% of vapers preferred menthol or mint flavours, while 49.8% used fruit flavoured vapes and 15.3% used sweet ...