THC vaping is not risk-free. CDC states that THC can impair memory, attention, decision-making and risk-taking, while cannabis vaping has been linked to lung injury.
Concentrated THC has health risks
CDC explains that oils and concentrates used in vaping often contain highly concentrated THC and may contain additives or contaminants. The effects of highly concentrated THC are not fully understood.
FDA warning about THC vaping products
FDA has advised consumers not to use vaping products containing THC, particularly products obtained from informal sources. FDA also advises consumers not to modify or add substances to vaping products.
Youth and pregnancy
Youth should not use vaping or cannabis products. FDA strongly advises against cannabis, THC and CBD use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Respond to concerning symptoms
Anyone experiencing cough, chest pain, shortness of breath or other concerning symptoms after vaping should seek medical care promptly. A verification result does not establish medical safety.
Legal status is not a safety claim
A product being legal or available in a location does not mean it is free from health risks. Health information should come from authoritative medical and public-health sources.
Read the website’s responsible-use and safety page and product-information standards.
Sources: CDC Cannabis FAQ, FDA THC-vaping warning, and FDA pregnancy and breastfeeding guidance.