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To the Editors: I read with interest the review of Wood et al. 1 on biomarkers of lipid peroxidation. I would like to congratulate the authors on this well-detailed overview of the topic. At the same time I would also like to point out that their statement saying “breath condensate samples…rely on the volatility of the substances being measured” is false. If, by this, the authors mean that only volatile substances can be captured in condensate samples they are misunderstanding this sampling method. The authors may …

Exhaled breath condensate contains more than only volatiles