Curious if whether or not an artificially flavored clove vape juice exists.
I bought a mix from mtbakervapor.com and it gave me a lung reaction, but it tasted EXACTLY like clove cigs used to taste to me so I'm assuming they used Eugenol (actual clove oil) and I'm curious if I can get a synthetic version.
When I asked what was in the one they sent me (now discontinued) as compared to what is in the new flavor, they said: "Unfortunately we are not able to give out that information as it is proprietary knowledge."
Naturally I'll NEVER buy from them again. That made me so mad. I feel like just saying to them like, Wow. Really? You're going to cry trade secrets? Thanks for making the whole vape community look shady, and making over regulation of vape one step closer to reality.
Guess we really do need the FDA to step in and force companies to put an ingredients label on there.
People are allergic to things. What they going to do when someone uses the product and goes into anaphylactic shock? Wait for them to sue before telling them what triggered it?
I told them I had a lung reaction and their response was not to use that juice anymore. Well yeah, duh. But I'd like to avoid it in the future too but I have to know -what- to avoid.
And it's so stupid too because all they are doing is punishing people who don't have the money to pay for a lab test. If a competitor wanted to copy a juice all they'd have to do is send a sample of it here:
Wet Chemistry, ICP Chemistry | Laboratory Testing Inc.
Besides an ingredient list is not the same as a recipe. Ask any chef. I'm not asking for ratios and preparation.
And I have exactly zero interest in running an ejuice store.
That answer infuriated me.
Anyway, my question at this point is as follows: Does imitation clove flavoring or oil even exist?
Thank you for your time. Sorry for the rant/wall of text.
I bought a mix from mtbakervapor.com and it gave me a lung reaction, but it tasted EXACTLY like clove cigs used to taste to me so I'm assuming they used Eugenol (actual clove oil) and I'm curious if I can get a synthetic version.
When I asked what was in the one they sent me (now discontinued) as compared to what is in the new flavor, they said: "Unfortunately we are not able to give out that information as it is proprietary knowledge."
Naturally I'll NEVER buy from them again. That made me so mad. I feel like just saying to them like, Wow. Really? You're going to cry trade secrets? Thanks for making the whole vape community look shady, and making over regulation of vape one step closer to reality.
Guess we really do need the FDA to step in and force companies to put an ingredients label on there.
People are allergic to things. What they going to do when someone uses the product and goes into anaphylactic shock? Wait for them to sue before telling them what triggered it?
I told them I had a lung reaction and their response was not to use that juice anymore. Well yeah, duh. But I'd like to avoid it in the future too but I have to know -what- to avoid.
And it's so stupid too because all they are doing is punishing people who don't have the money to pay for a lab test. If a competitor wanted to copy a juice all they'd have to do is send a sample of it here:
Wet Chemistry, ICP Chemistry | Laboratory Testing Inc.
Besides an ingredient list is not the same as a recipe. Ask any chef. I'm not asking for ratios and preparation.
And I have exactly zero interest in running an ejuice store.
That answer infuriated me.
Anyway, my question at this point is as follows: Does imitation clove flavoring or oil even exist?
Thank you for your time. Sorry for the rant/wall of text.
