0.0% nicotine on my e liquid

[Louieee]

Okay so i just got an e-liquid that i bought from e-bay and the container says 0.0% nicotine but on the side it says it contains nicotine? Idk what to believe now, idk if i should vape

 

[BrotherBob]

Okay so i just got an e-liquid that i bought from e-bay and the container says 0.0% nicotine but on the side it says it contains nicotine? Idk what to believe now, idk if i should vape

Welcome and glad you joined.
Would be nice if you could send photos where the container shows 0 nicotine and "it contains nicotine". Best to contact e-bay and complain if advertising is incorrect. They have a mechanism to deal with their vendors who false advertise.

 

[r77r7r]

It's probably on all bottles regardless. It has that printed on my newest mod, and probably tanks. Heck, probably coils and silicone cases too.

 

[stols001]

Yes, I'm thinking that the second label is the "everything that is connected to vaping "contains nicotine" even if it doesn't.... It may be best to contact the vendor to be sure. However, if you ordered 0.0 strength, that's probably what's there. If you don't want to find out via experience (I think I would be able to tell if I was vaping 0 nicotine.... probably....) But, best to be sure when there's confusion. Most vendors (IDK about EBAY) will respond fairly quickly to an inquiry.

Anna

 

[djsvapour]

Okay so i just got an e-liquid that i bought from e-bay and the container says 0.0% nicotine but on the side it says it contains nicotine? Idk what to believe now, idk if i should vape

I suspect nearly all bottles these days say "contains nicotine".
Actually, in Europe, even atomizer heads say "contains nicotine" which is pretty laughable.

I have some zero Nicotine from the USA which says ""WARNING: This product contains nicotine, an addictive substance known in the state of California to cause birth defects and cancer. Be aware of the risks associated with this product prior to use"

Interesting.

Where are you in the world? Is ebay a wise idea for e-liquid?
Zero Nic in Europe is now the 'unknown' choice for users as it is not regulated whereas all nicotine liquid has to be.