Flavor lab testing

[elvinone]

Some of your competitors have noted that, while they may sell the flavors, they may contain substances (natural oils or sugars, especially) that may not be suitable for inhalation. Some examples:

blueberry
Amaretto
coffee
peanut butter

Since the flavoring is potentially deadly part of vaping, and with diacetyl being the hot topic it is on the forums, I'm curious what testing you've done on the materials from your own supplier.

 

[MrsJaaxx]

We only sell unflavored e-liquid. Our flavorings come from U.S. manufacterers and do not contain dicetyl.
Plus they're delicious... LOL I haven't been able to put down the grape for 2 days now.

 

[elvinone]

Thanks. I wasn't worried about the e-liquid itself. It's actually my intent to only use VG or PG with flavoring, both of which you sell. I was on the fence about any nicotine content, and after figuring out that costs more (at least from your store), it was an easy decision.

Most food flavorings aren't tested for inhalation, which is why so many factories have been sued for ol' "popcorn lung" issues. I was hoping yours had actually been tested for this "alternative" use. ;^)

 

[elvinone]

(Hope this doesn't double-post...)

Thanks... I wasn't worried about the e-liquid itself. It's actually my intent to only use VG or PG with flavoring, both of which you sell. I was on the fence about any nicotine content, and after figuring out that costs more (at least from your store), it was an easy decision.

Most food flavorings aren't tested for inhalation, which is why so many factories have been sued for ol' "popcorn lung" issues. I was hoping yours had actually been tested for this "alternative" use. ;^)