Dripping on analogs

[jameth]

bottom line pg is in almost everything very inert chemical....

VG is definitely what I would be concerned about.

Having said that, as far as I can tell the tobacco flavor additives do NOT contain PG, they contain glycolene, which is similar but much different, and is designed to FULLY evaporate away, and leave only the flavoring behind.

This is just from some quick and dirty searching, by no means meant to be an absolute.

 

[DaBatMan]

This is just from some quick and dirty searching, by no means meant to be an absolute.

You mean everything on google/bing isn't absolute???

 

[jameth]

You mean everything on google/bing isn't absolute???

Yea, especially when its QUICK AND DIRTY.

I guess I could act like most posters here and just say everything in absolutes.

BTW my info came from ECF searching, I think everyone in this thread could benefit from doing that once and a while.


Also anyone who uses Bing should in fact load up a huge bowl of pure VG into a crack pipe and have at it!

 

[DaBatMan]

Also anyone who uses Bing should in fact load up a huge bowl of pure VG into a crack pipe and have at it!

I almost spit my coffee out all over my monitor.

 

[jameth]

I almost spit my coffee out all over my monitor.

Glad I could help

 

[yzer]

Glycerol and Propylene Glycol (PG) are two of the more than 600 additives (stuff) used by the US tobacco (bakky) industry for cigarettes (analogs). Nicotine (nic) is also added to cigarette tobacco as an inexpensive (cheap) way to maintain consistent nicotine levels.

Adding e-liquids (juice) to tobacco may be a kick (dude!) for some. If a substance can be abused (huffed, snorted, smoked, injected) someone (chemical dependents) out there will find a way to do it.

 

[DaBatMan]

Glycerol and Propylene Glycol (PG) are two of the more than 600 additives (stuff) used by the US tobacco (bakky) industry for cigarettes (analogs). Nicotine (nic) is also added to cigarette tobacco as an inexpensive (cheap) way to maintain consistent nicotine levels.

Adding e-liquids (juice) to tobacco may be a kick (dude!) for some. If a substance can be abused (huffed, snorted, smoked, injected) someone (chemical dependents) out there will find a way to do it.

 

[hairball]

Personally, I don't think I would do that. I read an article a while back..probably over a year ago...about VG becoming toxic at a certain temperature. I think I'll stick to vaping but if someone wants to do it, have at it. I would imagine it would be one heck of a kick with nic symptoms soon to follow...and I don't mean the good symptoms. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[jameth]

Glycerol and Propylene Glycol (PG) are two of the more than 600 additives (stuff) used by the US tobacco (bakky) industry for cigarettes (analogs). Nicotine (nic) is also added to cigarette tobacco as an inexpensive (cheap) way to maintain consistent nicotine levels.

Adding e-liquids (juice) to tobacco may be a kick (dude!) for some. If a substance can be abused (huffed, snorted, smoked, injected) someone (chemical dependents) out there will find a way to do it.

Uh that is all fine and dandy, but copy and pasting someones post from this forum doesn't really qualify as a trusted source / verifiable reference.

Ah well, go ahead and add chemicals to your chemical covered tobacco, but please let us know if your lungs spontaneously combust.

 

[zoiDman]

Drip-en on an Analog. E-Nuff Said.

 

[yzer]

Uh that is all fine and dandy, but copy and pasting someones post from this forum doesn't really qualify as a trusted source / verifiable reference.

Ah well, go ahead and add chemicals to your chemical covered tobacco, but please let us know if your lungs spontaneously combust.

Huh? What did I C&P, exactly?

Tobacco additives in cigarettes: The List of Additives in Cigarettes - Additives in Cigarettes

Addition of nicotine to cigarette tobacco: Business | Nicotine Added To Cigarettes, Legal Brief Says -- Philip Morris Statements To Congress Contradicted | Seattle Times Newspaper

 

[jameth]

Huh? What did I C&P, exactly?

Tobacco additives in cigarettes: The List of Additives in Cigarettes - Additives in Cigarettes

Addition of nicotine to cigarette tobacco: Business | Nicotine Added To Cigarettes, Legal Brief Says -- Philip Morris Statements To Congress Contradicted | Seattle Times Newspaper

Now that's what I'm talking about, thanks!

 

[mostlyclassics]

Sounds sorta like what we did in the 70's with another "brand" of juice and cigarette.

Hee hee! When I was in college back in the 1960's, one of our favorite concoctions was called a "Screaming Jesus." Here's the recipe, as near as I can remember:

1. Have an empty fiasco left over from the previous Screaming Jesus session. A fiasco is a round-bottomed bottle nestled in a wicker-work basket affair -- the word is Italian for "flask" or "flagon."
2. Obtain from the local booze emporium one bottle of cheapoid Italian Chianti in a fiasco (back then they cost 99 cents) and a bottle of Christian Brothers brandy.
3. Pour half of each bottle into the empty fiasco.
4. Pour Screaming Jesuses into paper cups (styrofoam cups hadn't been invented yet) at room temperature and enjoy.
5. Try to remember to save the newly emptied fiasco for the next Screaming Jesus session.

If you got tired of Screaming Jesuses, there was always "Hitler's Revenge." Substitute cheap Rhine wine for the Chianti.

Ah, my wastrel youth!

 

[mariahpoo]

This is going to be moved to the "not advised" thread. I am surprised it has not been moved yet. Not a good idea.

 

[mostlyclassics]

Agreed, mariahpoo.

 

[SweetZombieJesus]

Thankyou everyone for responding..

I just wanted to see if ejuice flavors crossed over to analogs via dripping since they don't sell the flavored smokes anymore..

I really don't care about the health effects if it is a long term thing..

I don't plan on living too much more "long term" life haha

I just wanna enjoy what I have while it's here.

 

[sobero4]

That doesn't sound like the best idea in the world... seems like a great recipe for imminent illness though.