Sold as pure glycerin, USP. Glycerin 99.5% anhydrous as a skin protectant. It is good stuff, others here use it and like it (that is where I got the recommendation).
It is CVS quality
As for the 2 year expirary, I call BS. That would be assuming I am opening it and slathering on my skin with dirty, nasty hands and the worst possible storage scenario. It is bacterostatic. Since I keep mine in a nice cool, dark closet and pour it into sterilized cylinders, I am going to use that bottle until it is empty or I notice a change in it. The bottles are clear, so if I notice a floater, odor or color change I think I can afford to dump it. It is easily replaceable. By buying it there on the 2 for 1 sales, I have more than I need any time soon anyway.
ETA: I am going to go out on a limb and assume it was made by either Humco or Proctor and Gamble and sold in bulk packaging by CVS. Humco bottles look exactly the same as the CVS though. I would think Humco gets it from P&G though.
Hey, I know that stuff. I bought a few bottles to make Fog Juice for my fog machine this past Halloween. Wow...good ol VG. The possibilities are limitless.
Ya know, I hate to admit my naivety but I didn't even connect the two. But now that I know it's VG and safe for vaping, rest assured I will give "The Stuff" a try. I'll probably keep most of it for the fog machine as I'm pretty well stocked up on VG but it's good to know in case of emergencies. Thank you for enlightening me.
My vendor is Wizard Labs and they provide more documentation that does Walmart, CVS, Hobby Lobby or your friendly tractor supply company! I DO know that I sent 55 years putting many unknown chemicals into my body every time I took a drag from a cigarette. I also know that I do NOT want to buy my vaping supplies from a tractor company or from Walmart, etc. I DO buy my vaping chemicals from a certified lab which tests their nicotine, PG and VG.
