The NEJM study that is currently being circulated about ecigs and high levels of formaldehyde has been seriously questioned and the studys methodology shows some glaring errors and unrealistic conclusions. Thank you again Dr. Farsalinos for being an intelligent, unbiased and active advocate of ecigs and vaporizer research. Click this link to read more. ecigarette-research/web/index.php/2013-04-07-09-50-07/2015/192-form-ver From the article: ...the authors used a top-coil CE4 atomizer and an Innokin VV V3.0 battery.. the energy delivery was about 5.5 watts and at 5 volts it was 12 watts. It is more than obvious that the findings of very high levels of formaldehyde are a result of overheating. Lack of experience on e-cigarettes and no contact with vapers can result in such erroneous and unrealistic results, which can create confusion and misinformation both in the scientific community and among users and potential users of e-cigarettes. Finally, it is extremely important that every study evaluating vapor chemistry from e-cigarettes should mention in detail the equipment used.
Posted on: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 06:49:11 +0000
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