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MaxUT

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Yep, they're safe. The alcohol is ethyl alcohol, the drinking kind.

You may be disappointed by the flavor strength though; the usual Schilling-type food flavorings aren't very concentrated and can significantly dilute your juice if you add enough to make a difference in taste. If you do decide to use them, you might do better by letting most of the alcohol evaporate off first. Just pour it into a bowl and set it aside for a few days.

Look for Lorann flavorings in a store with lots of baking and candy-making supplies. They're more concentrated and will work better.

Also, be aware that it takes a day or two for the added flavoring to fully combine with the juice and result in a stable taste.
 
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zoiDman

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I saw somewhere (and can't, for the life of me, find the thread again or I would ask them directly!) where someone mentioned picking up flavorings at the grocery store to "fix" juices. The flavor extracts I found are all alcohol based. Are they safe to use?

When you say "Safe" do you mean Non-Toxic to Vape or are you referring to they will not ruin your e-Liquids?

I’m not sure that the Term “Safe” can be thrown over All Flavorings regardless of where they come from.
 
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