Do you vape juice from China, or only from USA?

[hallucinoJEN]

Amazing how little some on here know about the history of vaping. Who invented PV's and eliquid? Where does 90% of the eliquid produced and used come from? Where do all of the atomizers and cartomizers come from? The answer is CHINA.

I am from the US and like to support US companies but I am not so bias to believe that everything from the US is better than from any other country. This topic gets started every couple of months from some new person with no understanding of the history of vaping and who automatcally assumes that anything produced outside of our boarders must be bad for us.

You are right. I may be new, but when I started vaping, I did a lot of researching, and found out the atty was invented by a Chinese inventor, and it first took popularity over there. It seems like it is just getting popular in the good ol' US of A.

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Jen

[SunriseStudio]

I have a weak stomach so thanks for the advise not to go into a plant.
Interesting facts about the us additive laws
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed my visit in China, (want to go back) and i am testing my own lead glazes for some of my decorative ware. Potters in the UK can still use it.
From what I hear is you think North Americans should be more accountable for their decisions and their laws. Agreed.
Just happy the chinese developed the ecig and I have a choice from tobacco.

[Beans]

I strictly DIY, I just feel much better about my health and safety knowing what I'm putting into my juice. Not to start a war or panic, but there are still popular flavors that I just dont think are healthy. For example butter flavoring and cinnamon which are in many flavors. Since I quit smoking it's really made me stop and think about what I've done to my body for so many years and I now strive to make every aspect of my life healthier.

[Vapoor eyes er]

Good post and I've also begun thinking about my health since quitting analogs in regards to exercise. I also DIY and order all my nic juice from the U.S. making sure it's certified and of high quality. Hate to lump ALL Chinese companies in one basket but where my health is concerned I'm not taking any chances. Also a good thing to be a loyal consumer to N. American vendors even if it means spending a touch more.

I strictly DIY, I just feel much better about my health and safety knowing what I'm putting into my juice. Not to start a war or panic, but there are still popular flavors that I just dont think are healthy. For example butter flavoring and cinnamon which are in many flavors. Since I quit smoking it's really made me stop and think about what I've done to my body for so many years and I now strive to make every aspect of my life healthier.

[odysseysteve]

I support America, am a proud American and buy American made in almost all instances when I have a choice. I drive a Corvette, Chevy van and ride a Harley. I initially had thoughts of vaping only USA products myself. I vape only DIY now. Then I found these amazing flavors from Vaping Zone. Super Concentrated alcohol based flavors that require only 2.5% and have amazing taste and aroma. They are made in China. They are all I vape now. Just sayin'.

[gtbb]

I'll vape Dekang.And also many others outside of the US.

[Endweaver]

I'm more into DIY myself, however there were ejuices/ eliquids from China that are still favorable to my senses (e.g Dekang, Denkat, HG, etc). Specially here in our area alot of local makers have sprouted and have lived up to everyone's expectations.

[kia2]

For the most part, I use liquids only from ECBlend E-Liquids - Something Better. Their's is all made in the USA, and they don't import their nicotine. I have a dozen flavors from them that keep me going strong.

However, I do have a couple of liquids from Smokeless Image, 555 and RY4, that I really like, it's the flavors used in their pre-filled carts. And it is from China. If I find a 555 and RY4 I like better made in the USA, then I'll switch, but my first samples tasted like perfume and are still steeping. But after this long, I don't think the perfume-y flavor is going away.

[DC2]

Their's is all made in the USA, and they don't import their nicotine.

I was looking on their website to see where they say that they don't import the nicotine, but I couldn't find anything.

[sailorman]

Good post and I've also begun thinking about my health since quitting analogs in regards to exercise. I also DIY and order all my nic juice from the U.S. making sure it's certified and of high quality. Hate to lump ALL Chinese companies in one basket but where my health is concerned I'm not taking any chances. Also a good thing to be a loyal consumer to N. American vendors even if it means spending a touch more.

I DIY and order all my nic juice from the U.S.. I also make sure it's certified and of high quality. But I get 100mg or less. That 100mg is mixed down from 99.8 or 99.9% pure, certified nicotine by the lab from which I buy it. Guess where that lab gets its nicotine. Bingo! China. Take a look at the price of nicotine from an average priced vendor. If you pay less than at least 150-200% of that amount for your nicotine, it is almost certainly NOT extracted in America and it is definitely not European.

Big Pharma gets its nicotine for its patches and gums from China, from the exact same labs that your nicotine vendor gets its nicotine from.