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I am used to inhaling tip ex when im studying, if i find a tip ex bottle all i do is squeeze it and inhale it, is it dangerous? how harmful is it to my health?
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Extremely dangerous with lethal cases being published. Our lungs are extremely delicate structures limited in clearing chemicals present in the air, let alone chemicals with known capacity of harming lungs and not only.
Answered 1/25/2023
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