Due to our retention efforts, we expect our attrition rate may be even lower, as attrition in the initial study was less than the estimated 20% (i.e., attrition was 13%)
The following toxic chemicals and metals have been found in e-cigarettes: Nicotine- Highly addictive and can negatively impact the adolescent brain development Propylene glycol- Common additive in food but also used to make antifreeze, paint solvent, and artificial smoke Carcinogens- Chemicals known to cause cancer Acrolein- A herbicide used to kill weeds and known to cause irreversible lung damage Diacetyl- A chemical linked to lung disease known as bronchiolitis Obliterans or popcorn lung Diethylene Glycol- A toxic chemical used in antifreeze Cadmium- A toxic chemical found in traditional cigarettes that causes breathing problems Benzene - A volatile organic compound found in car exhaust Additional items- Heavy metals such as nickel, tin, and lead & Ultra fine particles that can be inhaled deep into the lungs These chemicals can produce irreversible damage to an adolescents developing lungs What are the health effects of E-cigarettes
There are also several additional reasons why you should not use tobacco products if youve had cancer
Other related solutions, such as cigarette packaging boxes, cigar boxes, child-resistant cigarette boxes, and E-cigarette boxes, can be used to further develop your product with the same branding
