Testing on Ceramic used by Lumenary in the Beam's Oil and Extract Cores - June 14, 2024.

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Cannabis Goes High-Tech With This New 'Laser Vape' For Concentrates

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Oxidative Dissolution of Metals in Organic Solvents

This review critically discusses organic media (conventional molecular organic solvents, ionic liquids, deep-eutectic solvents and supercritical carbon dioxide) for oxidative dissolution of metals in different application areas.

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What’s in vapes? Toxins, heavy metals, maybe radioactive polonium

E-cigarettes’ risk to health varies depending on many factors including which device or flavours are used, and how people use them.

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E-cigarettes expose users to toxic metals such as arsenic, lead

E-cigarettes have gained popularity in recent years, largely due to their reputation as a safe alternative to conventional cigarettes. But these devices can expose users to toxic metals such as arsenic, chromium, nickel, and lead, noted Ana María Rule, Ph.D.,

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Toxicant Formation from Terpenes Deconstructed

Through the evidence presented in this article, we will examine the relative levels of this breakdown products in dabbing when compared to cigarette smoke and exposure to traffic smog. It is fully possible to dab safely and without the generation of toxic chemicals, and the evidence used herein to prove this claim is derived entirely from the data published by the PSU study.

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Toxic metal particles can be present in cannabis vapes even before the first use

Researchers have discovered that nano-sized toxic metal particles may be present in cannabis vaping liquids even before the vaping device is heated, and the effect is worse in unregulated products.

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E-Cigarette Users at Risk: Toxic Metal Exposure from Coil Technology

Recent findings highlight the alarming presence of toxic metals in e-cigarette aerosols and e-liquids.

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Corrosion of Metals in Organic Solvents

Corrosive solvents like terpenes can do bad things to metal.