Got my JC Juice

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Originally Posted by katink

As far as I know, PG is the cheaper one (certainly in bulk).
But also remember the report TB just found ... maybe PG, as long as you aren't over-sensitive to it, IS better in the end, because of the safety to your health that it seems to give, if that report remains unrefuted... no idea if VG would have those same results.

Hi Kat

Yeah, I was inching towards VG until I saw Bob's report. I'm still mainly a cart user, so PG's the only game in town for me. I think I'll probably end up just dripping, especially if the JC juice is as good as everyone says. I pre-ordered both versions of the sample pack so I'll get an idea of the relative merits - taste-wise at least, I haven't noticed any bad effects from PG.

Emp

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Originally Posted by karenwest1961

This is something we all need to read. Here it is translated:

PG investigated

Hi Karen, how's the fin?

This pretty much confirm's Bob's status as the oracle of e-ciggery. There's an element of butt-covery from the agency involved but it's obvious that, to the official mind, our gizmo presents as a drug delivery device. We can only hope that rationality prevails when the inevitable emotive arguments start.

Emp

[karenwest1961]

Originally Posted by TheEmperorOfIceCream

Hi Karen, how's the fin?

This pretty much confirm's Bob's status as the oracle of e-ciggery. There's an element of butt-covery from the agency involved but it's obvious that, to the official mind, our gizmo presents as a drug delivery device. We can only hope that rationality prevails when the inevitable emotive arguments start.

Emp

It's gonna happen, Emp. I'm just surprised it hasn't happened yet.

[margouillat]

Originally Posted by karenwest1961

We're getting food grade PG drops at a time and not in quantities to constitute overdose. I'm not sure how the child ingested the PG. I tried to translate the page with Babelfish but still was not a good translation. My guess is the child may have gotten hold of some antifreeze made with industrial PG. I couldn't imagine that a 2 year old child would drink down a bottle of lotion.

it's by suction toilet wipes for infants

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Yeah, we're doomed. Only to eye-watering taxes, I hope, but the free ride won't last...

[karenwest1961]

Originally Posted by margouillat

it's by suction toilet wipes for infants

So the child sucked on baby wipes? They sure didn't make those non-toxic, did they? I'm surprised, really. The child must have taken a severe allergic reaction to the PG or maybe another ingredient in the wipe.

[karenwest1961]

Okay, I am reading about PG in baby wipes as being "dangerous" and this page cites information that "has not been released to the public." BUT...they in turn are selling something. It would be nice if they would at least put more information and perhaps a few links. Anyway, check it out:

Baby wipe danger

All other sites and blogs refer to that same link when discussing baby wipe danger. I can't find any more information on it.

My children turned out fine. They got their bottoms wiped with them, their bodies, they stuck 'em in their mouths (not after getting their butts wiped of course!), etc.

[margouillat]

Karenwest

I think lucid not take cash for everything that is said
The information comes from the National Center for Scientific Research
Obviously, it is questionable as he is just as questionable to accept the arguments of sellers who are not scientists
Remember how the information on cigarettes has been truncated!

[TropicalBob]

That anti-aging site is absolute crap ... the worst kind of unsubstantiated fear-mongering masquerading as science. Toss it as the garbage it is and move on.

This is exactly what is meant when people say the Internet is not always a good thing. Not with sites like that one spewing misinformation that others will reference as "gospel." Look for science sites. Real science backed by research studies.

This site is for the drink-your-own-urine-to-be-healthy set.

[margouillat]

The cases I have found appears to be an isolated case because obviously the PG is always used in toilet wipes in France
This can be a warning on babys. Just as it is recommended not to allow products to clean the house near the babys