Nic free vapes

Non-nicotine e-cigarettes (or "zero-nicotine e-cigarettes") refer to electronic vaping products whose e-liquid contains no nicotine. They are designed to provide the vaping experience without including addictive components.
However, these products are not synonymous with "healthy and harmless". There are significant health risks and strict legal boundaries associated with them.
 "Nicotine-free" does not mean "safe"
Although the absence of nicotine avoids the issue of addiction, the inhalation of the heated chemical substances themselves still poses risks.
Component hazards: The e-liquid usually contains propylene glycol, glycerin, fragrances and other chemicals. When heated, these substances will decompose and produce toxic substances such as formaldehyde and ethylene glycol. These volatile organic compounds may damage the lungs and enter the bloodstream.
Actual hazards: Research has shown that even without nicotine, the non-nicotine components in e-cigarette aerosol can still cause lung damage and cardiovascular dysfunction. This is particularly dangerous for vulnerable groups such as teenagers and pregnant women. The use of e-cigarettes is also believed to be associated with an increased risk of cancer, respiratory diseases (such as "popcorn lung"), and cardiovascular diseases.
The labels are not reliable: Due to lax supervision, there is no guarantee that products labeled as "without nicotine" actually do not contain nicotine. The products may contain detectable levels of nicotine due to incorrect labeling, cross-contamination during production, or false advertising. Sometimes the nicotine content can even be as high as that of regular e-cigarettes.