Euphoria Trade Issues Warning for High CBD Cartridge Percentage

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May.27.2024
Euphoria Trade Issues Warning for High CBD Cartridge Percentage
Euphoria Trade warns of high oil content in e-cigarette "CBD Cartridge, Relax," potentially causing severe respiratory illnesses.

According to a recent report by SN.AT, Czech manufacturer Euphoria Trade issued a product warning on Friday (24th) for their e-cigarette product "CBD Cartridge, Relax." The warning stated that the pod contains up to 54.8% oil content, and such high concentration of oil could potentially lead to serious respiratory illnesses.

 

The risk component warning for this product (expiry date December 31, 2025) was issued by the Health and Food Safety Agency (AGES) on behalf of the Ministry of Health and provided consumers with a clear warning. The agency urges consumers to immediately stop using this affected product and to either dispose of it or go to the point of sale to file a complaint.

 

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