alcohol content in TopVapor juices questions

[clutchjunkie]

I recently found through experimenting that alcohol in my juice is what burns my throat and nose and ruins a lot of juice for me.

My first order from madvapes a couple months ago included a sample bottle of cantaloupe in 0mg nic strength and it didn't have any of the alcohol burn, it quickly became one of my favorites and didn't last long. My next order I got a bottle with 11mg nic and it had enough alcohol in it to pretty much ruin it for me. There are several other juices I have ordered that have had the alcohol burn as well, almost always when nicotine is added. I know from experimenting that the nicotine itself is not the problem though.

I guess my question is do you guys mix your juice completely at the shop there, and if so, is it possible for me to make requests to not have any alcohol added to my e-juice when I order? Also, if there are flavors where the flavoring itself has a lot of alcohol in it, is there anyway I can find this out before ordering so I don't buy so much stuff I can't use?

Any help on this would be appreciated, and I am sure I am not the only one with this issue so hopefully this will help others as well.

 

[hoogie76]

The flavor extracts we use contain ethyl alcohol and the concentrations are a closely guarded secret as part of the recipe from the extract manufacturer. But from what I gather it's enough to make the flavors into a consistent batch with no excess..

We make e-liquid on a daily basis, anywhere from 1 liter to 10 liters of any particular flavor depending on how popular it is so there's virtually no steeping time here at our facility.

I myself find that some e-liquids right out of the mix may have a tad more th but I'm used to it and never really think much about it. They do tend to mellow with time though but seldom does one sit around long enough to get that chance

hoog