found in vehicle exhaust and gasoline fumes) Phthalates (found in cleaning products, beauty products and cosmetics, printing inks, plastic food containers, and more) Pyrethroids (widely used in both outdoor and indoor insecticides) Xylenes (found in many common products such as pesticides, paints, exhaust fumes, and even perfume) It also tests for perchlorate (which, while not an airborne toxin, is an important thyroid toxin often associated with jet fuel) (37) and more
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Their uptake is attributed to aggressive marketing, portraying vaping as a healthier alternative to smoking, with multiple flavours, sleek device designs, varying nicotine levels, disposable/refillable e-liquid systems, and rechargeable batteries
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