LorAnn candy flavours in Tips and Tricks; I know Mark.. I 'think' that same thing all the time... but I still haven't convinced myself to try the ...
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03-23-2009, 07:24 AM
#381
I know Mark.. I 'think' that same thing all the time... but I still haven't convinced myself to try the Tropical Punch that turned out to have the blue & red coloring in it (didn't realize until I got it home.) I have used one with caramel color though 

Originally Posted by
MARK4567
Call me crazy.. But I sucked down a pack and a half a day for 20 years!! With how many toxic chemical compounds!! I don't think "red#40 or blue#1" can come close!! We all inhaled this nasty stuff for years. It might be a little premadona-ish to eliminate a great flavor because it has a color in it.. (just my 2 cents)
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03-23-2009, 07:42 AM
#382
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03-23-2009, 08:29 AM
#383
Ok First off I am not a chemist. I do work with chemicals (oxidizers mostly) for work.
Red#40 is what is known as a "coal tar" dye or "azo" dye and chemically named 6-hydroxy-5-[(2-methoxy-5-methyl-4-sulfophenyl)azo]-2-naphthalenesulfonic acid. Its melting point is 300c. Blue#1 is also a "Azo" dye so they are chemically close . Now what does all this have to do with us? Well PG vapor point is 220c and VG is very similar. Now since our supporting liquid (PG or VG) is vaporizing well below the melting point of the dyes they are simply carried in particulate form (no chemical change) in the vapor.
FDA has said that both red#40 and blue #1 are safe for foods. I am not saying that either of these dyes inhaled into the lungs is safe. BUT and its a big BUT there is no chemical change in these dyes when vaporized in either VG or PG.
Just thought this might help a bit..
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03-23-2009, 10:03 AM
#384

Originally Posted by
MARK4567
Ok First off I am not a chemist. I do work with chemicals (oxidizers mostly) for work.
Red#40 is what is known as a "coal tar" dye or "azo" dye and chemically named 6-hydroxy-5-[(2-methoxy-5-methyl-4-sulfophenyl)azo]-2-naphthalenesulfonic acid. Its melting point is 300c. Blue#1 is also a "Azo" dye so they are chemically close . Now what does all this have to do with us? Well
PG vapor point is 220c and
VG is very similar. Now since our supporting liquid (
PG or
VG) is vaporizing well below the melting point of the dyes they are simply carried in particulate form (no chemical change) in the vapor.
FDA has said that both red#40 and blue #1 are safe for foods. I am not saying that either of these dyes inhaled into the lungs is safe. BUT and its a big BUT there is no chemical change in these dyes when vaporized in either
VG or
PG.
Just thought this might help a bit..
Thanks for the info Mark
I may get the bug to at least try a small sample of the Tropical Punch just to see what it tastes like
It does sound really juicy & good... and it might make a really good special 'treat' for just a puff or two anyway...
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03-24-2009, 06:07 AM
#385
pn0yb0i,
Can I ask, in your video (which is awesome), what e-cig are you using?
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03-24-2009, 07:10 AM
#386
I am not sure if anyone has brought this up but I found americanspice.com has many of the flavorings that lorann has with colors, without. Such as Root Beer, Tropical Punch and Grape.
Also doing a simple (and not very scientific) experiment I dripped some of the LorAnn flavors on a hot pan to see what sort of residue they left behind it seems that Yellow 5 and Blue 1 in their Creme to Menthe leave very little to nothing, but Red 40 in peach leaves behind some visible residue, the worst were Caramel Coloring in Root Beer and Vanilla Butternut, left massive amounts of residue.
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03-24-2009, 07:14 AM
#387
Nice find Rat but watch the #5!!

Originally Posted by
ratfink
I am not sure if anyone has brought this up but I found americanspice.com has many of the flavorings that lorann has with colors, without. Such as Root Beer and Grape.
Also doing a simple (and not very scientific) experiment I dripped some of the LorAnn flavors on a hot pan to see what sort of residue they left behind it seems that Yellow 5 and Blue 1 in their Creme to Menthe leave very little to nothing, but Red 40 in peach leaves behind some visible residue, the worst were Caramel Coloring in Root Beer and Vanilla Butternut, left massive amounts of residue.
Rat --nice find, but watch the FDC yellow number 5--that is Tartazine which has Asprin cross-sensitvities--do not what to be vaping that!!! I will check American spice out though--Thanks Rat------Sun
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03-24-2009, 07:34 AM
#388

Originally Posted by
Sun Vaporer
Rat --nice find, but watch the FDC yellow number 5--that is Tartazine which has Asprin cross-sensitvities--do not what to be vaping that!!! I will check American spice out though--Thanks Rat------Sun
Speaking of Aspirin allergies you may want to avoid wintergreen as it contain Methyl salicylate as a salicylate can cause allergic reaction to those with sensitivity to it.
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03-24-2009, 07:59 AM
#389
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03-24-2009, 08:25 AM
#390

Originally Posted by
SilkyVapor
Hello everyone

... This is my first post on this forum.
I placed my first order from puresmoker on Friday and am anxiously waiting to get my very first e-cig (well I actually ordered 2 different types and a ton of other stuff

) All the recipes that y'all are mixing up are making me even more anxious and HUNGRY
Basically just wanted to post and say hi and thank you all for such a great informative thread. I soooo hope this is going to be the thing that gets me off these disgusting things. I've been smoking since I was 17 and I am so ready to find something that will finally help me stop
I look forward to mixing up yummy things with you all in the very very near future.
Have a great day everyone.
Welcome to the board!! I'm another newbie here but I have been vaping and mixing for months. Until I found this site I thought I was the only mad chemist?!?! Have a good look around there is a TON of useful info on here!!
Anyways good luck quiting analogs!
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