Consider the Consequences of Vaping
Even though vaping is less harmful than smoking, there are still consequences for you to consider. Vaping can expose you to chemicals that could harm your health. We’re here to give you the facts about vaping so you can make informed choices about your life.
Vaping can lead to nicotine addiction
Vaping can deliver nicotine to your body, causing you to crave it more and more, leading to addiction and physical dependence. In teens, vaping nicotine can also alter brain development.
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Vaping can cause lung damage
Vaping can expose you to harmful chemicals like formaldehyde and acrolein, and metals and contaminants like nickel, tin and aluminum. You don't want any of these in your lungs!
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The long-term health impacts of vaping are unknown.
Some of the chemicals found in vaping liquid, like vegetable glycerine and propylene glycol, are safe for use in products like cosmetics and sweeteners but the long-term safety of inhaling these substances is unknown and continues to be assessed. Why risk it?
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Consider the Consequences Awareness Tour
We’re travelling to high schools and community events across Canada to talk to teens about the harms and risks related to vaping.
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Learn more about vaping
What is vaping
Discover the mechanics of a vaping device and what’s inside vaping liquids and substances
Risks of vaping
Learn about the chemicals in vaping products and how they can impact your health
Vaping and quitting smoking
Learn more about vaping as a less harmful source of nicotine for those who smoke
Resources for parents
Get tips on how to talk with teens about vaping
Consider the Consequences of Vaping Awareness Tour
Learn more about the tour and order awareness kits
Vaping Awareness Tour Resources
Order posters, mirror clings, and awareness kits