After e liquid favoring the same or different from food favoring?

[pimpe]

I was just wondering if food liquid flavor that you find in the supermarket the same as e liquid favoring??
I see heaps of favoring solution at my local supermarket...just wondering if i can use those insisted.

It seems alot cheaper though...

Any idea??

 

[washvap]

From what I learned. Lorann's flavoring can be bought from some grocery stores. Other than that, you should stay away from the others. You don't know what they'll do but, I'm not a DIY juice maker and so I can't say much about it.

WELCOME TO THE ECF

 

[LoiuisvilleJon]

I think that most of the food flavorings in the supermatket have sugars and all sorts of other stuff in them that could clog/ruin your atty and may not be healthy to inhale. You should probly stick with flavorings meant for vaping. IMHO

 

[Mindfield]

You can use store-bought flavourings, but there are certain things you must avoid:

- It must have a propylene glycol or distilled water base.
- Alcohol in the base is acceptable only if it is used in smaller quantities (i.e. is further down in the list of ingredients, preferably below the propylene glycol)
- Absolutely no essential oils.
- No sugars (glucose, fructose, corn syrup, etc.). Sucralose and ethyl maltol are okay.

As long as the flavoring meets these criteria you're good to go.

 

[dormouse]

No it's probably not the same

Do you see any of these brands?
Lorann
Flavorer's Apprentice
Capella
Flavourart
Seedmans
Faery's Finest

That is what is used in eliquid and you should read the guide in the DIY section to help you avoid ones that are not safe for vaping or harder to use (not water soluable)

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