Well Amazon is still listing the product we filed a complaint on,,, so I sent emails to my local tv station. I don't care if it becomes a story,, more interested if their access to Amazon gets more attentionI just sent complaint to Amazon,,, everyone should..get their attention that their vape product is not test safe
Or a Combination of All of the Above?
Lemon zest is a cruel mistress for baking. In some things it is "essential" (heh) but like you have to use that damn "tiniest" edge of the freaking grater and I have never once not like grated my skin at the same time and then the citric acids get in it.
Most of our citrus concentrates do start as oils but have been refined down to water soluble solutions safe for vaping.In the citrus cases, they probably are. That's where most of the flavor is. And it's an oil in the skin. That's why people use zest in cooking and it adds a lot of flavor. I can't say for sure, but I sure as hell don't want to vape it.
Yeah, and there was lead in Flint's water for a long time too.On another note there have been caffeine laced nic juices on the market for years.
Im not even sure caffeine is vapable.
My fav. espresoo eliquid, Doppio espresso from TW, had caffiene, and that's why I stopped buying it. No reason to add caffeine. It is tasteless and adds nothing to juice except one more chemical.On another note there have been caffeine laced nic juices on the market for years.
Yeah, and there was lead in Flint's water for a long time too.
No reason to vape caffeine, IMO. Drink it or get a capsule.
My fav. espresoo eliquid, Doppio espresso from TW, had caffiene, and that's why I stopped buying it. No reason to add caffeine. It is tasteless and adds nothing to juice except one more chemical.
Love, you really need a microplane zester. Also great for Parmigiano Reggiano that literally melts onto your pasta. I couldn't live (OK, cook) without mine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001C2FEGA/ref=psdc_16439861_t1_B00004S7V8
https://www.amazon.com/Microplane-40020-Classic-Zester-Grater/dp/B00004S7V8
I suppose that's an interesting approach. I'm sure the pharma people will agree (gum, lozenge, patch, etc.)Same could be said of nicotine.
Outside of .... users we were't use to inhaling vapor either. Point is who are we to judge how one chooses to get their caffeine hit. IMO it's no different than the pot calling the kettle black.I suppose that's an interesting approach. I'm sure the pharma people will agree (gum, lozenge, patch, etc.)
But vaping supplies not only the habit to stop us from going back to smoking, but also the quick-nic-hit and the nic-o-stat metering thing in a way we're used to.
But none of us are used to getting caffeine from inhalation, or vitamins for that matter.
Besides, ingested nic screws up my stomach.
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Not exactly. I vape nicotine to replace inhaled nicotine in smoke. And only after other ways of replacement didn't work for me: snus, gum and patch.Same could be said of nicotine.
Key word, it's not for you just as vaping isn't for some.
Not about me, but remember:Key word, it's not for you just as vaping isn't for some.