I have been looking in vain in Williamsburg, VA for stevia extract in VG with no alcohol. We may have the best living history museum in the world, but our retail is geared towards our dwindling tourist trade and upscale retirees. I just took my son back to school in Richmond, VA. He suggested I look at Ellwood Thompson's, a successful, locally owned "Whole Foods" type store. There on the shelf was what I was looking for...and more! They have cinnamon, vanilla, and lemon naturally flavored stevia! It costs $9.09 plus tax for 59 ml. The ingredients are stevia leaf extract, Vegetable glycerine, deionized water, and natural flavors. I bought plain stevia and cinnamon flavored. As my son was unloading his stuff, I couldn't resist and tasted the cinnamon. Wow! Will be mixing it with 24 ml flavorless nic liquid tonight and will let you all know.
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Well that was a bust! I mixed up a 50pg/50vg no-nic base with 20% ET cinnamon stevia. After 1 min shaking, I tasted slightly sweet cinnamon and a heavy gassy overtone. I let it steep a week and although the gassy overtone was less, the juice was still ... well, stinky. I mixed ET stevia with 50pg/50vg no-nic base at the same time and got the same result. Steeped it and same result. Live and learn.
I got a premixed concentrate of Capella's Blueberry and Pomegranate with stevia that is due in the mail tomorrow. I will post when I try it out. I hope it's not bad 
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