ECBlend %100VG organic challenge of smoothness

[vapesmooth123]

I entice all somewhat experienced DIY'ers to buy a bottle or two of ECBlends %100VG organic natural line. (They always have a coupon running for %20 off easy to find, about $8 a bottle and ~$3 shipping). You have to try this because you will be mind blown at how smooth this vapes. I just don't understand. I have tried and made many threads here trying to figure out what flavor source they use and why it is so damn smooth.

ECBlend Flavors | E-Liquid | Vape & E-Cigarettes

I DIY flavorless at 3-6MG and it is way harsher than these at 12mg. I usually vape their banana flavor. I tried all nic brands except Carolina extracts and maybe one other that claims to be super smooth. I highly doubt though that ECB uses a high-end smooth nic.

What's strange also is that the flavors are ethyl alcohol based which is known to be harsh but they are not! I vape this ECB at 12mg in a 10-coil TFV8 air wide open and it's much much smoother than even 3-6mg flavorless. I DIY with fresh VG-based nic and fresh purest Essential Depots VG.


Basically what I'm saying is you have to try these to understand. And maybe you can offer some insight as to why this is.


I tried DIY with ethyl alcohol based flavors and they are so harsh. I tried leaving the caps off the flavors for weeks to 'evaporate the alcohol' which does nothing similar to heating the flavor bottle in a submerged pot of hot water with the cap off does nothing to reduce the harshness. And Regardless of the flavor, even Flavorless I DIY is much harsher than these at even 12mg. Please try and see for yourself. You owe it to yourself to try this. I have bought many premade juices and nothing is like these. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks.

 

[JCinFLA]

Well, I personally think that the following, quoted directly from the website page you linked to, would be a main reason (among others) that more people aren't trying them.

"100% VG Base: ECBlend uses Pure 100% USP Food Grade Kosher Vegetable Glycerin (VG)."

Just my opinion, or 2 cents though, of course.

 

[mhertz]

It's USP though, meaning pharmaceutical grade, and not the same as if it was only food-grade. Some VG's like to state such, like e.g. one lists: USP, EP and approved for use in food, which is exactly the same high standards applied and purity as if it only listed "Vegetable Glycerin, USP", and just lists additional allowed uses in addition to the main/highest one....

 

[BaconTurbo]

Are you absolutely positive there's 12mg of nic in there?


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[vapesmooth123]

about the "food grade" yea I think they mighta just added that so it sounds safer to people who don't know that USP is the purest form of VG (and possibly by law required to be used for vaping and not allowed to be selling just food grade). But if it says USP, it's USP. I don't think there's a USP and then a USP food grade that's purer than just food grade and still not just regular USP grade if you get what I'm saying.



"Am I sure there's 12mg?"
that's what the bottles says. I did make another thread questioning the truth of their claims as if they're scamming people but I highly doubt it. ECB is a big company and has been around a while and I just doubt they're putting less mg just so it's smoother, But it's unbelievable how smooth it is.


I wanted to add that despite if I may have contradicted this in the past, but when I add my own nic to the 0mg ECBlend organic banana, my own nic at 6mg %100VG, it taste much smoother than if I just vape my 6mg %100VG flavorless. It's as if their flavor masks the harshness which is strange because it's ethyl alcohol based which is notorious to be harsh, but it just is smooth I don't get it.

I think I did ask them in emails and they confirmed they don't add any 'smoothener' to their juice so that voids that possibility.


Seriously I encourage anyone to try a couple bottles of the %100 VG organic ECB line at 6-even 12mg and you will not believe how smooth it is. Then maybe you can have some insight on how I/you can recreate this juice.

 

[mhertz]

Yeah, it then sounds like something in the flavoring. I was gonna suggest they maybe add a drop of e.g. citric acid, or alike, which smoothens it up, as make the nic a salt, but you stated they didn't confess to that(though somethings can still be trade-secrets )