Anyone reading the safety forums?

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nuggetz

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One other thing... Do the big guys test their top sellers for carcinogens or whatever else might be detrimental to ones health? If it were those guys I would unless there was something to hide. I know Johnson Creek tests and posts the results of their juices right on the front page for all to see.

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Chemical Leaching from Plastic Bottles is an Issue that I don't think is Mentioned Enough.

Where as you might Not have Control of what a Retailer can Package an e-liquid in. Any vaper can, for a Minimum Cost, transfer e-liquids to Glass Bottles for Storage.

Right on , I keep all my juice in glass and have for some time now Zoid,,,, it definitively has a better taste to it especially after a longer storage term then it would if kept in Plastic. All Nic goes into the Brown or Blue glass bottles as well and right into the freezer.
 

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Right on , I keep all my juice in glass and have for some time now Zoid,,,, it definitively has a better taste to it especially after a longer storage term then it would if kept in Plastic. All Nic goes into the Brown or Blue glass bottles as well and right into the freezer.

I hear you mwa… Glass is the Way to Go.

No Leaching
No Moisture Transfer
No Cross Flavor Contamination
Completely Washable

I like to use Boston Bottles with Dropper Tops for my Day-to-Day Bottles.

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Amber Boston Round Glass Bottle 1 oz w/ Dropper


The Eye Dropper is Perfect for Filling CE2’s and such.

BTW - 1oz is about 30ml
 

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i would also like to add that i have been reading about a glut of refined vg juice on the market due to a down turn on the industry side. how do we know our 100% juice is 100% usb food grade

You don't.

And Food Grade isn't the Purest Grade. Pharmacy Grade I Believe is the Highest.
 

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i was going to mention pharmacy grade as i also read about medical being the best you could inhale. if you know any venders i could contact about their product i would appreciate the intel thank you.

I don't buy much Pre-Made e-Liquid much anymore so I don't know who sells what.

I can say this though, Food USP Grade is considered to be about the Highest Purity needed for vaping.
 

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I don't buy much Pre-Made e-Liquid much anymore so I don't know who sells what.

I can say this though, Food USP Grade is considered to be about the Highest Purity needed for vaping.

Mine is pharmacy grade. And I got it free!! LOL Remember when P&G was giving away VG?
 

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i'm so confused! i do belive glass bottles are the way to go. thanx for the heads up on halo and vaporstation. i gotta go do my research.

Last year Proctor & Gamble was giving away free VG. I filled out the form and forgot about it. About 2 months later I got a 10lb container of it in the mail. Seriously. It weighs 10 lbs. :laugh:
 

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I feel so much better since I started using ecigs. My natural tendancy is to think this must be too good to be true. I've scoured the ECF forum and been googling what might be some of the long term risks 10-20 years down the line.

I'm impressed by the long term safety record of PG. VG is a newer ingredient when it comes to inhalation. I see some vendors and "vaping experts" promoting VG as a safer superior ingredient. There is no evidence that VG is safer or more "natural". It has a higher LD50 though that was determined for ingestion, not inhalation.

Nicotine is probably safer to inhale than many of the "natural" flavorings in the eliquids. Some flavorings contain small amounts of alcohol and "organic" solvents which can leach away at the rubber/plastic dropper bulbs. We eat plenty of plastic in our food and inhale plastic fumes these days, so mabe we've built up a tolerance and have adapted to it. My cartomizer is packed with poly fill, if it dries out and starts burning, that can't be good....enter tanks, keep that carto wet.

A malfunctioning atomizer can overheat VG and produce acrolein, another potential risk.

Eat, vape, and be merry, for tomorrow we die
 
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