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You don't need to quote a thing- It's a simple question: what concerns have not been addressed to the best of Dave's ability?

What question are you still waiting to be answered? As I've mentioned at least 3 times now, Dave provided the MSDS he was given, and he said that is all the information he has. I don't see how continuing to ask him for something he is unable to supply is at all productive.

I didn't walk into anything. I've repeated myself so many times now, EXPLICITLY STATING that everyone has their own level of risk tolerance, and that mine is not "better" than someone else's, it is just MINE. And FFS, Dave posted the MSDS that he got with the material. That is the info people...

Because a piece of wood never rotted before? You are making your choices on your own acceptable risk, t dub is doing the same.

Your batteries are not in perfect shape if you are using them in the MFLB, because the wrapper that the manufacturer applied has been peeled off. I'm not saying you SHOULD worry, just pointing out yet another health concern that might be important to someone. What t dub is getting at is that...

Are you not concerned about the battery in the MFLB?

Post #192, Dave supplied the MSDS that he received for the material he is using. That is as specific as he is able to get. People who still have concerns should simply avoid anything containing that material, because you aren't going to find a document guaranteeing that it is 100% safe, and...

I personally agree with you Rick, but other members have a more zero tolerance approach , which is their prerogative.

How is it insensitive to say over and over that everyone makes their own choices about acceptable risk? I'm fully aware that we all use different criteria to make those choices,but I am adamant that there is no single correct criteria for everyone, and that it impossible to remove literally all...

You denied it, I called you on it. Nothing rude or personal, just your words on the page.

Perhaps Rick was referring to this? While reading back, also got to re read a lot of really rude personal attacks, and it says a lot about most of the other members, and Dave himself, that this thread has been as civil as it has...

Great post Rick, thanks for chiming in. If people want to be concerned about a material that could only possibly be harmful if fibers of it were inhaled, being used in a situation where it is virtually impossible for that to ever occur,well, I could maybe call that micro-knit picking as well...

The philosophy part comes from whether you consider the presence of a material significant whether or not it is in the vapor path, being heated etc. Many people have commented that if they aren't going to be breathing it, they are not concerned. Others have made it clear that any material that...

I have heard ( with no scientific evidence, so who knows if it true) that your lungs absorb all they are going to in just a few seconds, so holding in hits a long time doesn't really do anything....

The word "sparge" comes from the same root as "asparagus", from the use of the ferny leaves of asparagus by priests to sprinkle holy water on people...

Also depends how much contact there actually is with the water- regular bong vs shower heard perc., for example...

Hazy- wasn't attacking your choice of materials ( those things are gorgeous- if I could afford another vape I'd be coveting one), but the poor logic of thinking if a plant has edible parts then the whole thing is necessarily non toxic. Darkrom- GLC, HPLC, mass spectrometer.... I think there are...

There are many examples of plants that have both edible and toxic parts- cashews are a good example, as is rhubarb.

I'd like to see those studies, I thought it was the opposite...

"Lead-free solders in commercial use may contain tin, copper, silver, bismuth, indium, zinc, antimony, and traces of other metals" From Wikipedia, FWIW. Some of those metals are toxic- just because something is lead free doesn't mean it is necessarily safe. Not posting this to be alarmist...