Help with flavoring!

[j.allen028]

Can a person use industrial coffee bean & tea leaf flavoring to make ejuice? It comes in many (1000's) of flavors such as the ones that are commonly mentioned in ejuice flavors & comes in natural & n&a flavors. I just don't know if they are the same ingredients regularly used or not. If anyone can help me I'd sure appreciate it alot.

 

[firephly]

check out the DIY thread, i have seen them say there that those flavors can be pretty easily made yourself

here's something to get you started http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=21901790

 

[MasteroftheVape]

Most industrial flavorings, or regular food flavorings you get in a store would likely be a nono due to chemical additives, the main baddy is Diacetyl. Diacetyl is perfectly benign and safe to eat the crap out of it, but if inhaled for extended periods can cause all kinds of nasty lung stuff like bronchiolitis obliterans. Basically, even if it says 100% natural, diacetyl is a natural biproduct of fermentation and is included in that. You can make your own coffee extract easy, boil coffee beans down, then strain the resulting with a filter.

 

[j.allen028]

I am not speaking of coffee or tea flavored juices but rather of flavorings just like those used to flavor ejuices Such as choco mint, strawberries & cream, banana, mango, tiramisu, etc but are actually produced for the commercial coffee, tea industries. The reason I ask is I know of a website offering four 2 oz bottles to me as samples & would like to know if they are going to be safe to use as e-liquid