thanks redgirl. i would never have known.
PowerofParanoia: so are you saying that the safe side has cookies? i thought it was the dark side that had cookies.
Dark side has sugar cookies.
Safe side has chocolate chip.
Common misconception.
thanks redgirl. i would never have known.
PowerofParanoia: so are you saying that the safe side has cookies? i thought it was the dark side that had cookies.
Thanks, Redgirl. I read the information. Since I am currently helping a relative place her first order for juice, this information is relavent. She has been told by a pulmonary specialist that she HAS to quit smoking. Last thing I want to do is recommend a product that may have any potential (no matter how small) to further deteriorate the condition of her lungs. I honestly don't understand the need to scoff at those that would prefer to avoid diacetyl in their juice. I don't eat organic produce, but I don't belittle the choice of those that choose to go that route.
Well put! Its a little disheartening to see the "know it alls" jump down OPs throat
The same can be said of the people who support the OPs stance. There was a lot of harshness on both sides.......
So do your homework and order from the supplier of your choosing. This seems pretty simple. Don't like that your vendor of choice doesn't post a disclaimer? Don't buy from them. Unsure whether or not your vendor of choice has a product containing something which may or may not be harmful? Don't buy from them. Nobody is forcing ANYONE to buy ANYTHING from ANYBODY.
I'm not downplaying the fact that some liquids contain things which could be fatal.
I'm not downplaying that every individual has the right to know what they are consuming.
Instead I put the responsibility on the consumer to determine whether or not they choose to do business based on whatever they decide warrants a business relationship!
This really isn't that hard... In my opinion (which nobody ever asks for but which I give freely and with the anticipation that it might not be to everyone's liking) this thread could have easily been closed with the original post. It is useful to know that e-liquids might contain harmful chemicals that the average user might not be aware of but really that's where this argument ends.
Thanks, Redgirl. I read the information. Since I am currently helping a relative place her first order for juice, this information is relavent. She has been told by a pulmonary specialist that she HAS to quit smoking. Last thing I want to do is recommend a product that may have any potential (no matter how small) to further deteriorate the condition of her lungs. I honestly don't understand the need to scoff at those that would prefer to avoid diacetyl in their juice. I don't eat organic produce, but I don't belittle the choice of those that choose to go that route.
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Awesome! You've got the chocolate chip, I'll bring the snickerdoodles. We'll be set for days. lol!I don't mind.
I have some cookies we can share while we hide.
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After reading all 46 pages in the referred to thread I'd like to chime in...
Someone owes me about an hour of my life back!
The witchhunt/supplier slamming/misinformation being passed off as fact/holier than thou attitudes that I read through were ridiculous!
Thanks for lightening it up, PoP and thanks everyone. I definitely don't like drama of any sort and I knew that by posting this I was kinda asking for it, but I know a lot of you guys only hang out in PIF and I kind of felt obligated to post it here since I had read the whole dang thread. People on both sides have good points and my motivation is not to spread panic or alert the antis. We have a right to discuss any issues affecting the vaping community.
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What I did find ever so informative is the varying degrees of helpfulness and obstruction of the suppliers/vendors. Some vendors went out of their way to find more info, speculate on additional studies, crunch numbers and immediately listed products in their store as having diacetyl. Another supplier lied, with ease, I might add. Then, when facts, a flavor manufacturer's website listed supplier's products as having diacetyl, the supplier immediately went into the "everything's gonna kill ya camp".
I read the whole thing and I agree that posters on both sides were angry but I did learn a few things. I also spent some time outside of ECF looking up information.
What I did find ever so informative is the varying degrees of helpfulness and obstruction of the suppliers/vendors. Some vendors went out of their way to find more info, speculate on additional studies, crunch numbers and immediately listed products in their store as having diacetyl. Another supplier lied, with ease, I might add. Then, when facts, a flavor manufacturer's website listed supplier's products as having diacetyl, the supplier immediately went into the "everything's gonna kill ya camp".
I have always said that I can find equally qualified experts to promote or refute any position. It's my decision who I put my faith in. I put my faith in the people trying to bring light on a situation, people willing to discuss things, people who aren't so quick to judgement.
The 45 page post showed me who I want to support with my business and that was worth my time.