Lab results reveal what’s really in your patients’ e-cigarettes

6 out of 10 e-liquids marketed as 'nicotine-free' were found to contain nicotine
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Vapers who use nicotine-free e-cigarettes are potentially inhaling not only nicotine but also trace amounts of pesticides and a biological chemical found in urine and faeces, an Australian study has found.

WA researchers purchased 10 different e-liquid products labelled ‘nicotine-free’ from Australian suppliers and had their chemical composition analysed by an independent commercial laboratory.