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What are the risks of using e-cigaretts?
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Same as regular: E-cigs may offer the benefit to people around you in that they don't inhale what you do, but they carry no benefit to the smoker. Same nicotine exposure. As far as resin exposure, some cartridges claim to have less in them, but all in all, they are still there.
Answered 8/4/2013
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