Seems to be a trend amongst joose vendors lately. Ive noticed 2 other vendors have done this.
#leadbyexample
Seems to be a trend amongst joose vendors lately. Ive noticed 2 other vendors have done this.
I see the link to the test results are on your website now. Great move. Well played sir !!
I think this should be a dialogue, not an edict. Questions will come up - if they do, we can address them here!~
Edict ? I'm not sure i understand. Edict issued by whom ?
I don't know if you recall but a while back when this issue came up after the Suicide Bunny fiasco, there was some talk on threads outside of yours about diketones in your juice. The conversation found it's way to your sub-forum and i popped in to give you props for letting your customers know that there is diketones in your juice, when a lot of vendors were silent or even worse, outright lying. I thought it was an even better move when you published your test results for each juice. There might be some customers for example that might be ok with the levels in Virus, but not with the levels in ACB. Now your customers outside this sub-forum will have access to this info as well !!
We might not agree completely about this issue, but in the end it's your customers and prospective customers that have to make the decision. Now they can make an even more informed one !
Edict ? I'm not sure i understand. Edict issued by whom ?
I don't know if you recall but a while back when this issue came up after the Suicide Bunny fiasco, there was some talk on threads outside of yours about diketones in your juice. The conversation found it's way to your sub-forum and i popped in to give you props for letting your customers know that there is diketones in your juice, when a lot of vendors were silent or even worse, outright lying. I thought it was an even better move when you published your test results for each juice. There might be some customers for example that might be ok with the levels in Virus, but not with the levels in ACB. Now your customers outside this sub-forum will have access to this info as well !!
We might not agree completely about this issue, but in the end it's your customers and prospective customers that have to make the decision. Now they can make an even more informed one !
Spot on! I am also working on Nicotine titration. Basically it goes like this - the "industry standard" for nicotine titration is +/-10% of the stated level of nicotine. So, for example - 3mg could be 2.7 or 3.3. We've noticed lots of our customers come to us and almost immediately move down in nicotine level. We believe it's because most vendors error to the negative, where we try to be as accurate as possible. Food for thought.
Also - more notes - I really perceive this as being an avoidable risk. It really sickens me that some vendors are outright lying about the situation. It's time for the real players in this industry to start calling out the people are saying there is "no risk" - or - "it's just water vapor". Speaking of which - I posted a meme on my Facebook I should probably delete. It's NOT just water vapor.
Bronchiolitis obliterans is a real risk (noticed I had to copy and paste from wikipedia.
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Edict by the government. We should be a regulate ourselves - open the dialogue - educate. I don't need the government to tell me to do the right thing - my standards are higher than the FDA. We have the research, we have the data - we know what we need to do. The EU has basically given us a path to identifying exactly what needs to be tested, how frequently, etc. The application is actually easier than it is in the US. I feel confident that we can come to some reasonable level for Diketones in eLiquid - probably higher than NIOSH because those levels are extremely restrictive. We are putting our company in a position to be way below the required numbers as soon as possible.
As always your determination for demanding personal responsibility for the industry is inspiring and makes me so very glad to know you are here for harm reduction for us, the vapors. We got off cigs and now you are making sure we can make an informed decision about vaping without pulling the wool over our eyes. Very inspirational!!
Any test results for Passioncake?Any test results for Band Camp? Interested to see where it falls on the chart.
And a fast follow up question -- how close are we to that new custard Clark talked about? The test numbers for most of my favorite juices are much higher than I thought they would be in comparison to what I am seeing elsewhere. ACB, Strawnilla, Frenilla and Sure Bert off the top of my head, if I am reading right, are way up there. Hopefully another option that is safer is right around the corner.
And a fast follow up question -- how close are we to that new custard Clark talked about? The test numbers for most of my favorite juices are much higher than I thought they would be in comparison to what I am seeing elsewhere. ACB, Strawnilla, Frenilla and Sure Bert off the top of my head, if I am reading right, are way up there. Hopefully another option that is safer is right around the corner.
Didn't the website used to say that some of these juices had "trace amounts" of diketones and they were disclosing it simply as a formality, but the testing reveals pretty large numbers for some of these? Is it blasphemy for me to bring this up because I feel that was pretty misleading. Now the site just says "this juice contains diketones". I remember ordering juice thinking "Oh, trace amounts aren't a big deal and they said they were telling me simply for the sake of honest disclosure, so it must be really low". But really, it was pretty damn high for AP and IMO those juices should be taken off the shelf. What if people develop lung issues? Screw it? Blame the customer because they should have known? That sounds familiar.