diacetyl

[sandyk]

The consumer has a right to know the chemicals in the product....not the recipe but the chemicals...just like on the back of a food product at the store.

 

[DrOckW]

How did this resurrect 8 months later out of the blue?

 

[radicaljd]

This thread should die. The question was asked, discussed ad nauseum, and fully answered. So please, folks, no more responses on this thread.

 

[Vidi]

I'm glad that the question was asked publicly so that Geoff was able to respond publicly just in case anyone else was wondering the same thing.

I agree. I'm glad it was asked and answered publicly. This way if it ever comes up again we can all point to this thread and say Asked and Answered.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

It was addressed, once again, on my forum for those who care to have a read. We are artisans here, we care about what goes in our product, we're not some mall booth jockey that will sell you any old junk to make a quick buck. But if you really care to read, here you go:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tasty-vapor/129107-diacetyl-e-liquid.html

 

[luv2vape]

in geoff we trust!

 

[X-Factor]

"Tasty Vapor Does Not Use Diacetyl! We use Acetylpyrazine, where the recipe demands, that is all, it's a monster from the same family, but a completely different monster altogether"

So just curious, is "Acetylpyrazine" safe? It doesn't cause the health problem associated with Diacetyl?