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Researchers say the content of sweetness and fruit chemicals in tobacco electronic cigarettes is higher than ten years ago

Researchers say the content of sweetness and fruit chemicals in tobacco electronic cigarettes is higher than ten years ago

2022-11-05

New Consumer Report, November 5th news, according to foreign news reports, according to a new research on the special additional publication published in "Tobacco Control" on November 3, the sweetness and sweetness and sweetness and sweetness of electronic oil sold by tobacco flavors are now The content of fruit -flavored chemicals is higher than ten years ago.


This latest development is consistent with the sale of mint alcohols and spices other than tobacco in electronic cigarettes based on bomb -based e -cigarettes.


In order to find out whether the electronic cigarettes sold with tobacco-flavored electronic cigarettes contain sweet and fruit-flavored chemicals, researchers use a extensive electronic liquid and gas-soluble gel flavor chemical database to determine any trends and trends and levels of chemical ingredients and levels since 2010-11 Variety.


They compared the number and quantity of 63 types of tobacco -flavored electronic cigarette supplements and two popular e -cigarette brands Jum and PUFF from 2011 to 2019.


They found that there were almost no flavor chemicals purchased in 2010 and 2011; in general, their levels were usually very low.


Among the supplements purchased before 2019, nearly two -thirds (63%) of the flavor chemical content is less than 2 mg/ml, and most (84%) are less than 5 mg/ml.


However, the total number and level of flavors and chemicals in electronic cigarettes purchased in 2019 and PUFF BAR TOBACCO electronic cigarettes are higher than expected.


Among the 13 supplementary installation products purchased in 2019, more than half of the total flavor chemical content of more than 10 mg/ml of (54%). Products with total flavor chemicals exceeding 10 mg/ml contain 1 to 5 main flavor chemicals (each exceeds 1 mg/ml).


The five most commonly used flavor chemicals in tobacco -flavored electronic oil are fruity and caramel flavor: ethyl maltophen (sweet or caramel, 60%); Corylone (caramel, maple, 44%); Mint (33%); vanilla solin (25%), maltophenol, and triglyceride (fruity, creamy, 24%).


The contents of nine sweetness and fruit flavor chemicals purchased in 2016 and 2019 are higher than 2 mg/ml.


The flavor chemical content of Juul Classic and Jul Virginia is less than 0.35 mg/ml, and in most cases, the content of individual chemicals is equal to or less than 0.05 mg/ml.


Researchers said that different flavors of chemicals were used in Classic and Virginia products, which showed that they were intentionally added in order to create different flavors for each product.


On the other hand, tobacco Puff Bar contains 27 different flavor chemicals with a total content of 34.3 mg/ml. The range of a single chemical is 0.03 to 15 mg/ml.


Four flavors of chemicals (vanilla aldehyde, ethyl maltophenol, ethyl vanadal aldehyde, and Corylone) content (range is 2.07-15 mg/ml), which is usually used for sweet electronic cigarette products, such as the popular Dewberry Cream Essence Young e -cigarette users, please pay attention to researchers.


Among the main flavors of chemicals found in these two brands, the aldehyde content in PUFF is 300 times that of Juul, while the content of ethyl wheat phenol is 239 times higher, and Corylone is 41 times higher.


The total number of flavor chemicals used in puff sticks more than all (94%) of the total amount of chemicals found in the supplemental fluid evaluated by all (94%).


Researchers pointed out: In the past, people worried about the safety of these high -concentration flavors chemicals.


"Although these special flavors are generally considered to be safe by the Snake Extract Madever Association (FEMA), FEMA has not evaluated their inhalation toxicity."


Researchers stated in a press release that before the FDA authorized the Tobacco Application (PMTA), the FDA had two reasons to identify and quantify the flavor chemicals.


They wrote: "First of all, flavor chemicals are usually used in electronic smoke oil without security data, and their concentration is much higher than the concentration of other consumer goods. Second, our data shows that electronic smoke manufacturers are manipulating electronics. The cigarette oil formula is obviously to avoid fragrance chemical regulations. "


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