I thought this sounded good so i mixed some up tonight, and then it occurred to me - duh - Strawberry Midnight!
Sure enough this mix tastes exactly like Strawberry Midnight. And yes it is very good! I guess Wlad had the same idea!Ahlusion LLC Chat Thread
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Sure enough this mix tastes exactly like Strawberry Midnight. And yes it is very good! I guess Wlad had the same idea!
LB..To the best of my knowledge Wlad Foo mixes all his flavors in house..Mr. Mann and LeBeau might better answer that question.
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I thing that's true with the exception of the tobaccos,..as in this description:
While our non-aromatic blends are based on natural tobacco extracts (mainly various blends of light and dark Cavendish), the focus is not on the tobacco itself, but a blend or flavors in this recipe. The tobacco used in our non-aromatic blends is fairly neutral compared to our aromatic blends.
Ingredients:
Water, Propylene Glycol and/or Vegetable Glycerine, Natural & Artificial Flavors.
This is Ahlusions info regarding the testing of their juice. While the claims are excellent, In another thread, I have asked that all manufacturers who have tested their juices publish the results of those tests. I have ahbsolute trust in Ahlusion, but I think that for every vendor, if the numbers are available,then why not post them for all to see and decide for themselves what is and what is not acceptable.
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Very good and ty LeBeau..Another fave of mine,..TPR emailed me back on my question if they tested their eliquids:
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And now for something completely different:
I'm about to adopt a cat (haven't had a pet in quite a while). This is an adult household, and I keep my juices and stuff all over the place. Realizing this could be a serious safety issue, I need advice. Do I just lock it all down in closed containers? I don't want to endanger a little one's life with my goodies.
I'm about to adopt a cat (haven't had a pet in quite a while). This is an adult household, and I keep my juices and stuff all over the place. Realizing this could be a serious safety issue, I need advice. Do I just lock it all down in closed containers? I don't want to endanger a little one's life with my goodies.
Agree wholeheartedly. I read the blurb, and was happy to see that Ahl said they would provide detailed data. But I haven't seen that, yet ... Perhaps Wlad will provide the levels in the handful of juices I vape regularly, if I ask. I'll let y'all know!
The fact that Wlad went to the trouble to one,..pay for his own testing and two,..post the test results on the Ahl site tells me he can be trusted..I swear this whole dyketone debate is running skunks out of their boxes.
I just learned that 5P's is removing any comments on the test results from their Facebook page.
Be careful, baby animals are curious! I have a 14 week old puppy who will get into anything and everything unless closely supervised. I do not leave anything within his reach. (shoes are especially in trouble!). Cats can really climb and they can learn to open containers. So don't trust just a closed container. Perhaps you can putt your stuff in a box (or boxes) that you can kitty proof seal.
better to be safe than sorry!
We just got a kitten but I already have 2 adult cats plus a grandson but I keep all my liquids in Rubbermaid containers with lids on them. I've been vaping for almost a year and so far, none of the above has offered to mess with my liquids. I will say though that child proof lids are a joke! My 3 year old grandson can get a child proof lid off of anything.
Thanks to you both! I have plenty of containers with snap-on lids. I just have to get into the habit of closing them!
Bigger issue is going to be my overstuffed sewing room! Oh how I know the trouble a kitty can get into in there.
I'm planning on trying to acquire a "young adult" who has passed the chewing-on-electrical cords stage.
Bigger issue is going to be my overstuffed sewing room! Oh how I know the trouble a kitty can get into in there.
I'm planning on trying to acquire a "young adult" who has passed the chewing-on-electrical cords stage.
PennyLynn, the kitten is only 8 weeks old and will chew on your hands, arms and feet but I haven't seen him get near an electrical cord. We bought some stuffed toys with catnip in them and he seems to chew on those on occasion but mostly it's hands! Lol
Good luck with your new furbaby, PennyLynn! One more consideration is to make sure that you wipe up any drops of e-liquid that might land on the floor. You wouldn't want your cat to step in it, then lick its paws!
Man that blows..I was just getting into Five Pawns.
Well, now you have a great excuse to save a lot of money by getting out of Five Pawns! [Turns Mom Voice off] 
I totally agree -- and the link you posted says that Ahl will post them at some time in the future . . .
Just reading that whole blurb reinforces my confidence that, mmm, mmmm, good, Ahl is some GOOD juice!
Congrats! The cat will not be interested in licking the liquid, but as others have noted, that doesn't mean it won't bowl with the bottles or accidentally step in any spills (which it WILL lick off of its paws). I say toss everything into a closed-up bin (like Tupperware). Good luck finding a good match for your household, and God Bless You for adopting a non-kitten!
At any given time I have from 3 (my usual) to 10 or so (cats/kittens) because I rescue from the shelter and foster and then find official Rescue's to take them. I am not all that careful with grown cats because they just want a safe warm place to lay around. I have lots of stuff around, kitchen table and desk mostly. If the kittens are free to roam the house I would always make sure all stuff is put away. A little nicotine on a baby kitten would be toxic
Eleanor, our new kitten was found on the side of the road. The person who found it was going to take it to the pound but my daughter took it instead.
I'll be posting a pic of my new friend as soon as it happens. So far I've gotten a carrier, a litter box, dishes, and a thingie for him/her to hide in. I'm moving some stuff in my sewing room that might be too tempting, and I have a plan for my vape stuff.
Back when I was a Mom with a house and kids in suburbia on Long Island, we fed strays in our back yard (actually on our upstairs deck), and we would trap and bring in for neutering. The good old days. I've been catless for too long!
God, that sounded sad. I'm still a mother (to two totally self-sufficient young superwomen) and my husband and I have a great house...just in Florida.
Back when I was a Mom with a house and kids in suburbia on Long Island, we fed strays in our back yard (actually on our upstairs deck), and we would trap and bring in for neutering. The good old days. I've been catless for too long!
God, that sounded sad. I'm still a mother (to two totally self-sufficient young superwomen) and my husband and I have a great house...just in Florida.
Kudos to you for going the adoption/rescue route!! I have 5 feline and one K9 rescue in the house now but at one time had a mix of 10!! Every pet I have ever had has been a rescue and wouldn't have it any other way!!
I also helps that my wife is an LVT and a CVPM and runs an animal hospital!!
I also helps that my wife is an LVT and a CVPM and runs an animal hospital!!
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