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[Question] TFA RY4 Double
submitted over 9 years ago by ResistEnergy

Hi guys, so I recently started getting into mixing and was just browsing through TFA's website and stumbled into the SDS that they provide for their flavors. I went through some of their flavors I use and saw that RY4 Double has a Respiratory Sensitization Hazardous image that discourages inhaling the product. Should I be worried and switch it out? Not really a science guy so I don't really know too much about how these chemicals change when they are vaporized.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Lots of concentrates will carry warnings about inhalation dangers because the individual volatiles may have requirements to post it.

Once you dilute it, it's less risky, but there are always unknown risks with inhalation chemical compounds.

Vanillin has some associated acute inhalation concerns (it's an aldehyde). Cyclotene does as well (respiratory irritation and CNS depression). Ethyl maltol also has some limited concerns for inhalation.

But those are at much higher potency values than one typically vapes at.

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by ResistEnergyover 9 years ago

Thanks, I think this is going to be the best answer anyone can give without a degree in chemistry.

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by ResistEnergyover 9 years ago

I included the link to the Safety Data Sheet in the post but here it is again.

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

You'll be okay. If you start wheezing just stop vaping it. Many of the aromatic volatiles we use for flavours are respiratory irritants.

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by RinVapesover 9 years ago

I think it's a CYA kind of disclaimer. I've been mixing for several years now and have never had any adverse reaction from any flavoring I've used (outside of bad taste). That's including things with diketones.

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by xXwhite_whaleXxover 9 years ago

TFA RY4 double is my single ADV mixed with CAP VC v1. I've been using this for months and have no issues.

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