Following many hospitalizations of youngsters, including a 16-year-old who had a “catastrophic respiratory illness,” experts.
Are alerting the public to the risks of allergic responses brought on by vapes. Certain vape flavors may include allergies, especially if the flavor is meant to mimic a meal that would typically contain them.
Propane glycol, a frequent component of vape juice, may potentially trigger allergic responses, resulting in symptoms like hives and asthma.
Reactions may also be triggered by secondhand smoke from other vapers. Because of this, activists are saying.
That vapes need to be labeled with information about potential allergies, something that isn’t presently mandatory.
The charity Natasha Allergy Research Foundation is drawing attention to vapes after many kids were admitted to the hospital due to allergic reactions, according to The Times.
