Anyone here use Tasty Vapor sweetner?

[CoughingBad]

According to Tasty Vapor, the sucralose sweetner they sell is flavorless. I did read a post by Geoff that says whether there is flavor can depend on the hardware.

I love sweetness in my juices and have been using TV sweetner. I think there is a bit of after taste from the sweetner. Just wondering if it is the hardware I am using so I am curious to know if any of you also tastes that? I dont know how to explain the after taste, its just not that pleasant.

 

[Gardner808]

I have not use their Sweetener. Though I have used the same type of sweetener, Sucralose, from NicVapes with no taste issues. It just tastes sweeter. I have also used Ethyl Maltol from DiY with no issues.

Sorry bud. Wish I could offer something helpful.

 

[yorkiegirl]

I use the sweetner from Tasty Vapor and it doesn't leave any after taste for me.

 

[IndustrialAction]

I use TV sweetener all the time. Best stuff ever!

 

[CoughingBad]

Thanks guys and gals....

Honestly i dont exactly know if it is the sweetner, all i know is that the taste is there with all of these juices i have mixed the sweetner in.

 

[MichelleDen]

isnt that just giving the same as a sweet flavour? Thinking about how many get bad skin from flavours, cus it doesnt absorb in the body.. Whats in this?

 

[CoughingBad]

isnt that just giving the same as a sweet flavour? Thinking about how many get bad skin from flavours, cus it doesnt absorb in the body.. Whats in this?

Its basically sucralose and yes it makes the juice sweeter, sweeter juice, happier me Donno about effect on skin, i only started using it for a month only.

 

[Frick]

Is it safe to vape, though? I wonder what the track record is of inhaled vaporized sucralose?

 

[Gardner808]

Sucralose is known not to break down at high temperatures. That doesn't address the issues of inhaling it but at least it is not breaking down and releasing something that could be harmful.

 

[Frick]

So if it doesn't break down, does it even get inhaled? Is it just sitting there?

 

[Gardner808]

The body cannot digest it so it gets passed. Don't know what that means for the lungs.

 

[CoughingBad]

yeah this is another unknown about e cig.... but i just love the sweetness, geeze i now wonder how i did cigarettes for 20 years.

 

[Frick]

The body cannot digest it so it gets passed. Don't know what that means for the lungs.

Digestion requires consumption into the digestive system. This isn't happening when it's vaped. If it doesn't break down, it probably just gunks up the carto, but apparently people are tasting it in the vapor, so it's breaking down in some fashion.

I hate unknowns. We have enough with diacetyl and acrolein and silicone concerns.

 

[pmos69]

Perhaps it's just my ignorance (probably), but why would it require breaking down to be vaped?
When the PG, or PG, or water, or whatever has the lower vaporizing point, gets vaporized, the other components in the e-liquid are transported with it in the vapor in small particles, even though they didn't change state.
That's the funtion of the atomizer: to generate a flow of small particles.

 

[profection]

Thank You!!

Digestion requires consumption into the digestive system. This isn't happening when it's vaped. If it doesn't break down, it probably just gunks up the carto, but apparently people are tasting it in the vapor, so it's breaking down in some fashion.

I hate unknowns. We have enough with diacetyl and acrolein and silicone concerns.

 

[Godzilla]

I am a person that does not drink diet soda because I can taste the artificial sweetener in ALL diet drinks. I am fortunate that I can handle the sugar. When I started vaping, I had to get used to that, because I tend to like the sweeter juices. I did get used to it. I wonder if this could be the same issue for you. If you normally consume diet drinks, my theory is out the window.

I do have a bottle of his sweetner, because it was of all the vendors the one that tasted the least artificial when the juice is really sweet (tv juices are)

 

[Frick]

Perhaps it's just my ignorance (probably), but why would it require breaking down to be vaped?
When the PG, or PG, or water, or whatever has the lower vaporizing point, gets vaporized, the other components in the e-liquid are transported with it in the vapor in small particles, even though they didn't change state.
That's the funtion of the atomizer: to generate a flow of small particles.

I suppose it doesn't need to break down at the molecular level to be tasted, and the PG apparently acts as a carrier, so I guess you answered my question.

I'll avoid it anyway.