I have been using vape Wild for a few months now. Just today, I started feeling short of breathe. To the point that I am considering going to the E.R. if it does not improve or gets worse. I done some research and learned of some of the hazards associated oil based flavoring. I plan on emailing vape Wild but thought I would get a faster response here since tomorrow is Friday. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
Are Vape Wild flavorings water soluble?
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Just used the live chat and the rep. had no problem telling my that their flavorings are oil based. As an update on being short of breathe. I cut down my vaping last night, drank lots of water, and took an anti-anxiety pill as I have anxiety issues. I started feeling better last night and thought it might have been an anxiety issue. Went back to vaping as usual today and just a few minutes ago started feeling short of breathe again. Going to take another pill and see if that helps.
As sparkky asked above, what's your pg/vg ratio?
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Do you know what the pg/vg ratio was when you ordered your oil ?
How many different flavors, all the same ratio ?
I always order max vg 80/20 vg/pg. I usually order some sort of cream flavor like strawberries and cream, wrecking ball, circus bear, and usually something like tres leches or tiramisu. In my last order I ordered 30 ml of the turkish type, but I tend to stick with the sweeter flavors.
I would suggest lowering your vg to 50 -65 % max and try that for a week ot two first.
One thing you have to realize is nicotine will bring on anxiety, I didn't ask what your nic mg level is or if you chain vape at all but these are important factors in the process of alienation.
I always order 6 mg in nic. I go through 8 to 10 ml of juice a day. I woke up today feeling better than I did last night. The first time I have felt so short of breathe was when I posted this thread. Anyway, are VW juices safe to vape?
That's not good. I wonder if the rep knew what he was talking about?
Always thought oil based flavors, were not good to vape.
When I asked the rep. if the flavorings at VW were water soluble or oil base. The person answered rather quickly. So I assume it may be a fairly common question since it seem that the rep did not have to look into it. I think I read somewhere that there are a few instances in which oil based flavoring may be ok. I really don't know much about the issue so any info would be appreciated.
PG is the carrier for most, but not all, flavors. At least that's been my experience with TFA, Capella's, Flavorah, Inawera, etc.
That's really strange. I would ask again. I've vaped mls and mls of Vape Wild and never seen any evidence of anything oil based. My nose and taste buds tell me that most of their stuff is Flavor West.
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I will ask again tomorrow and encourage anyone who wants to do the same. Here is a pic from that is supposed to be VW juices with oil that is not mixing well. Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet
I don't know a lot about saccharine. What I have read says it is supposed to be safe. There used to be concern that it may cause bladder cancer but that concern has been dismissed from what I understand. Not sure what the effects of inhaling it may be. Again, If you know of any ill effects associated with saccharine I would be glad to learn.
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