Right, I recently read through the regulations in the Netherlands regarding e-cigs, and I came across something rather interesting. "It is forbidden to add additives that give colour to the emissions". In easy words, you can't add anything to the juice that colours the vape. But now I wonder, is there actually such a thing possible? It seems silly to add something to a law that isn't even possible, but maybe out of precaution? Just wondering if such juice actually exists. Posted this in General e-liquid Discussion because I am specifically aiming at juice, rather than that law.
"Coloured emissions"?
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I don't think there is anything you could put in to colour it sufficiently that wouldn't do you harm even if thats what you wanted to do. But If you did, it might look a bit like this. You could make vaper traffic lights.
Ah, didn't know that was possible. Yeah, I figured anything like that would not be good for your lungs eitherway. I am more of a taste-vaper than a cloud-vaper, so I prefer good tasting, clean e-juice.
Until I see someone blowing a colored cloud in person, I'm not going top believe it can be done
There are chemicals which would make tinted vapor possible, but they are highly toxic...
It's just Photoshop. Exactly the same picture, cloud was colored differently. So, it is not an example of colored clouds.I don't think there is anything you could put in to colour it sufficiently that wouldn't do you harm even if thats what you wanted to do. But If you did, it might look a bit like this. You could make vaper traffic lights.
I guess until we figure out how to do something like that safely we'll have to settle for shining little LED colored spotlights on the vapor.
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