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Surgeon General's report 3 found that cities, towns, and communities that have limited the sale of flavored tobacco products have seen the odds go down of residents, including young people, using any type of commercial tobacco products or trying flavored commercial tobacco products
Surgeon General Adams echoed these concerns in his news conference following the release of his initial advisory: Studies show that youth, like my son, have no clue what's in these products most of the time. Months after the release of that advisory, Yale researchers found that byproducts, called acetals, form when flavoring agents mix with solvents in the liquid
Common reasons it sneaks up on people include high-strength products (especially salt nic or strong pouches), chain vaping without breaks, mixing products and double-dosing or having a lower tolerance (especially for newer users or smaller bodies)