Don't know about Jimmy juice, but Vaporshark has tested Cosmic Fog juices :
Cosmic Fog - E-Liquid
click on the juice and then on "e-liquid Analysis Report" for results.
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Cosmic Fog - E-Liquid
click on the juice and then on "e-liquid Analysis Report" for results.
according to the ECTA (Electronic Cigarette Trade Association of Canada) anything below 100ug is acceptable, and below 45ug is pretty safe
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To be totally CLEAR, again, the UNDER 100 ug is acceptable for AP (not diacetyl in case anyone new to the discussion confuses the two numbers).
I don't know if this has been posted, but Mister-E-Liquid has good juice and they post results. The ones I've seen are non detected below 5ppm for DA and AP. They have some good juices there. Some of my favorites:
Honey Flue Tobacco
RY4
Grey Matter
Paradigm
Honey Flue Tobacco
RY4
Grey Matter
Paradigm
I'll go with Halo's standards-
A measured volume of sample is combined with a volume of acetonitrile. A known amount of internal standard (Butanedione-d6) is added and the vial is capped and mixed thoroughly to combine. An aliquot is then analyzed quantitatively against a linear calibration curve using a GC/MS equipped with a mass selective detector.
In this analysis, the limit of detection is 1.14 ug/mL for 'Diacetyl' and 1.14 ug/mL for '2,3-Pentanedione'.
https://www.halocigs.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/ELIQ-FUSN-12MG.pdf
Fair enough, although it seems to me that those are Enthalpy Analytical's standards, not Halo's.
That's not Halo's standard, that's Enthalpy Labs standard. The same Lab that does the testing for Vaporshark. They seem to be lowering the limits of detection from what it was last year.
Could be, I don't know how it all works. The lab either sets minimum detection levels or the company having it tested. Maybe the minimum detection level is a standard in lab testing. No idea...
So the lab does set the standard? Actually looking at VS reports, they have a higher limit, so I am assuming Halo and VS set their own standards for the tests, not the lab. Halo's are slightly lower a threshold.
Yes, although i wouldn't call it a " standard ", it's a limit of detection.
Why are they different with the Halo tests and VS tests? Either way, I will go with less than 2 as a limit I will accept...
I didn't know that they were ! Perhaps the lower the limit of detection, the more expensive the test ? Although it's under 2 micrograms for both, so pretty close. Don't really know, this might be a question for Enthalpy themselves, or perhaps Kurt.
DashVapes up in Canada had Boba's tested and the results were:
DA: 40.3 ug/ml
AP: <0.281 ND
Source: http://www.dashvapes.com/images/testing/ecta.png
So it does contain some diketones, but the levels are not particularly high. My personal opinion is: 40 ug/ml is not a concern if you vape a bit of Boba's occasionally (as I do) but I sure wouldn't vape 10 ml of it a day.
finally got around to startimg that list. let me know what ive missed please!
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