Thanks @Mida Khan, the evidence is adding up in support of what we hope it would. That being said, we must acknowledge that (Based on reading the published summary) the report focuses only on what I think can be correctly called "second hand" vapor and did not include testing of concentration levels at point of use. Also, note these levels were tested inside a Vape Shop and is can be assumed the concentration levels would be higher than they would be where vaping is done in normal public spaces.
The results however indicate formaldehyde levels to be in line with normal air concentration levels, so one cane safely assume these are not in fact present in, or only present in minute quantities, in the vapor at concentration levels we inhale from our devices. This Would be in line and in support of separate studies that did in fact test vapor at these concentration levels.
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The results however indicate formaldehyde levels to be in line with normal air concentration levels, so one cane safely assume these are not in fact present in, or only present in minute quantities, in the vapor at concentration levels we inhale from our devices. This Would be in line and in support of separate studies that did in fact test vapor at these concentration levels.
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