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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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Brobdingnagian
I'm currently using my Kanger Subox Mini Pro 75w with an Avocado 24 at 0.38Ω. Stainless TC, single-coil, 26awg 3mm micro.
Either ya know me or ya don't. I might not make much sense some times, and no sense a lot of the time, but there's a method to my madness.
Also lots of talking. Listening is optional. Learning is required. People teach me more than college did; I know nothing, therefore I am prepared to learn everything.
Anything else; ask: Answers may vary. Always consult a professional before making a decision based on anything I say, because I'm probably not 'qualified' to be saying it.
This doesn't mean you can't do your own research, but anyone can tell you to do something that may or may not be stupid- even without realizing it.
Ignorance can be the difference between a poison and a medicine: never vape what you cannot identify and never mix juice without PPE.
If you're concerned about Diacetyl, Acetyl Propionyl, or Acetoin, (you should be) ask your vendor to supply you with lab results proving their juice doesn't have them if you're unsure.
Alternatively, you can DIY for pennies on the dollar and be more certain your juice doesn't contain added flavor components your lungs don't want. Be aware, however, that certain natural flavors inherently contain potentially hazardous molecules (which while food safe, are more than likely not something you want to inhale) without them being added in.
Artificial flavors and colors can cause or trigger allergies; same applies to PG or VG. PG/VG & any alternatives should be ONLY pharmaceutical grade and PEG's (PEG-400;PEG-200; ect.) must definitely be USP certified: you do NOT want to vape dangerous byproducts or impurities.
Check, double-check, then triple-check to double-check your double-checking.
Be safe, be informed: There is no 'standard' for harm-reduction.
Therefore, we must conclude that harm-reduction must be continually improved upon to the point of 'harm-elimination'.
"Buyer Beware" must strive to be, "Backed by Guarantee".
...There's constant room for improvement, almost always.
PC Gaming; Music; Sustainable Agriculture; History; Philosophy; Science; Medicine; D/E; Music Prod.
Either ya know me or ya don't. I might not make much sense some times, and no sense a lot of the time, but there's a method to my madness.
Also lots of talking. Listening is optional. Learning is required. People teach me more than college did; I know nothing, therefore I am prepared to learn everything.
Anything else; ask: Answers may vary. Always consult a professional before making a decision based on anything I say, because I'm probably not 'qualified' to be saying it.
This doesn't mean you can't do your own research, but anyone can tell you to do something that may or may not be stupid- even without realizing it.
Ignorance can be the difference between a poison and a medicine: never vape what you cannot identify and never mix juice without PPE.
If you're concerned about Diacetyl, Acetyl Propionyl, or Acetoin, (you should be) ask your vendor to supply you with lab results proving their juice doesn't have them if you're unsure.
Alternatively, you can DIY for pennies on the dollar and be more certain your juice doesn't contain added flavor components your lungs don't want. Be aware, however, that certain natural flavors inherently contain potentially hazardous molecules (which while food safe, are more than likely not something you want to inhale) without them being added in.
Artificial flavors and colors can cause or trigger allergies; same applies to PG or VG. PG/VG & any alternatives should be ONLY pharmaceutical grade and PEG's (PEG-400;PEG-200; ect.) must definitely be USP certified: you do NOT want to vape dangerous byproducts or impurities.
Check, double-check, then triple-check to double-check your double-checking.
Be safe, be informed: There is no 'standard' for harm-reduction.
Therefore, we must conclude that harm-reduction must be continually improved upon to the point of 'harm-elimination'.
"Buyer Beware" must strive to be, "Backed by Guarantee".
...There's constant room for improvement, almost always.
PC Gaming; Music; Sustainable Agriculture; History; Philosophy; Science; Medicine; D/E; Music Prod.
