A safer option? Vaping deaths from harmless THC, nicotine?

[DamonMoral]

This is a new development in the vaping world. It seems a large majority of Americans have traded in the highly taxed cigarette (and cannabis) for vape juice.
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2019 ... lness.html

Where does this leave us with the high tax of tobacco and supposed correlated decrease in use of cigarettes?

[MikeBrooklyn]

It's wild how the Vitamin E acetate caused all that havoc, right? I read this guide on medical cannabinoids for pain recently, and it shed some light on how important it is to know what's in the stuff we're inhaling. It's crazy that the focus shifted from the culprit filler to banning everything. I'm no expert, but maybe there's a middle ground? Like, regulating the fillers instead of chucking out all vaping devices. Anyway, keen to hear more perspectives. If anyone's got more insights or thoughts on medical cannabinoid, drop 'em here.

[NaimaVaughan]

You're absolutely right, the Vitamin E acetate issue really turned the vaping world upside down. It's crucial to know what's in the products we're using, especially when it comes to inhaling them

[valeriecruz]

Thanks for bringing up this important topic. The recent concerns around vaping-related illnesses have definitely raised some eyebrows. It's understandable to question the safety of alternative options like vape juice, especially with the ongoing discussions about tobacco taxes and cigarette use.
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