I was wondering if anyone has tried this made in North Carloina. They have a 120ml 100mg sample I was thinking about ordering.
http://www.carolinaxtract.com/
http://www.carolinaxtract.com/
haven't tried it. the sample isn't a bad price but the liters are very expensive. Would love to know what you think of it if you do order. And what other nicotines you have tried sort of as a reference
I've tried about every nic out there LOL I just ordered a sample too.haven't tried it. the sample isn't a bad price but the liters are very expensive. Would love to know what you think of it if you do order. And what other nicotines you have tried sort of as a reference
"With purity levels approaching that of our pharmaceutical grade extracts..."
...so it's not USP?
I guess the PG is. But their VG blends all seem to say "USDA" and "certified organic" instead of "USP." They also say it "approaches" (read: "does not meet") the purity of USP extracts.According to their site it is...
Since they mention the nicotine is for vaping and not for patches and gum. I doubt it is USP. If I go into convulsions or grow horns. I'll let you know"With purity levels approaching that of our pharmaceutical grade extracts..."
...so it's not USP?
. If I go into convulsions or grow horns. I'll let you know![]()
Absolutely ! LOLLet us know?? Shoot, you'd pay extra for that, hehe.
Yeah. I ordered the VG. Not at all worried about it.Unless i'm mistaken, then USP is simly compliance with said USP monograph regarding to purity levels and contaminents etc.
This is often called "pharma-grade", but an actual pharamceutical would need another license proving it to be first USP complaint and second to be usefull in curing/relieving something, and i'm guessing this is what they mean, but dunno...
I cannot imagine, that they use VG with under 99% purity etc. as the USP spec dictates...
Edit: I know the FDA has US lawfull rights to control USP products, but I believe that is only in pharmaceuticals and not in "ingredients"...
Edit2: I've seen many other vendors state USP for there PG, but food grade etc. for there vg, and when I then mailed them about it, I have several times gotten cetrificates stating/proving USP/EP glycerin???
I'm thinking maybe the PG often used, has an actual license to be used as a pharmaceutical, and the VG dosen't, allthough both are USP grade, and that this confuses vendors, or me , lolPg is often used in pharmaceuticals much more than in VG I believe...