may try looking at DIY Flavor Shack by E-Cig Smoke Store
Sorry to be such a nuisance. What about Vanilla Extract or Almond Extract, the kind used in baking recipes? Can they be used for vaping in case I run out of juice? Would they hurt anything?
if you run out of juice and are just looking for a 0 nicotine product to vape.. go to walmart and buy a bottle of pg or vg .. you can vape that by itself.. might want to put a few drops of distilled water or grain alcohol with it to thin it out a bit.. if you want it flavored.. take the pg or vg then look around for some loranns flavoring.. you can find both is some craft stores.. and use about 10% flavor and 90% pg or vg
not sure if you where asking if you could vape the flavoring by itself.. if that was the question it would kill your atty fast
Vanilla extract is an alcohol base. No problems there. Not sure about almond.
It will be in the cake decorating isle, the flavorings are in tiny lil bottles so just ask the clerk where to find them and the glycern in in a clear bottle on the shelf![]()
Alex is right anything with sugar or oils are deemed bad by most (atty killers). I'm using the flavourart flavorings right now and love them, great taste and highly concentrated. I did buy a bottle of walmart's great value imitation almond extract and it works ok, tastes ok but is weak, at least 20% or more flavoring to your mix, ingredients are water, alchohol (45%) and artificial flavor. You could use these in a pinch, they have a good selection of flavors but some have oil others don't so make sure you read the label.Sugar, as in corn syrup, is not a good idea. Neither are oil (although very small quantities seem to be OK) and colouring.
Also, no idea how things are in the US, but the bakery flavours often do not state how much of them you should use, but they seem to be rather weak. You'd be out on your own, and proably have to vape a lot of unknown stuff.
i think they are oil-based, and while they may work, will eventually clog up your atty. i'd stay away from them.