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dixiegrrrrl

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1. That was something I had been concerned about.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Fri Aug 23, 2019, 06:12 PM

Aug 2019

Be interesting to know if it's a heat problem. If it is something in the actual substances smoked, that would more difficult to track down, given all the variables in the substances, both tobacco and cannabis.
Not to mention frequency and pattern of use.

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Illinois patient's death may be first in US tied to vaping [View all] Eugene Aug 2019 OP

That was something I had been concerned about. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2019 #1

Frightening,and yet I see the ads all the time. virgogal Aug 2019 #2

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