That's so funny that you should post....I just noted a thread you posted in stating that cotton candy and marshmellow were in your opinion--very sweet. lol I'm ordering now! lol
I ordered a small 6ml bottle of cotton candy from My Freedom Smokes in the 36mg w/ 33% more flavoring. It's pretty strong unless I mix it down with another like cream or mixing with some 48mg unflavored. Once I tone it down a bit, it's perfect but honestly, when I am having a giant sweet tooth, I can vape it all by itself.
Is there anywhere I can read more about mixing with the VG/PG liquids? The bottle of 48mg unflavored is a regular bottle of e-liquid, it just has no flavoring added to it.
When I add flavors to it, esp those in the 18mg, doesn't that just lower the 48mg nicotine level? Is there a need for PG, VG, or the newest I've heard about called PEG?
I don't mean to sound ignorant here but with the FDA breathing down our necks, I'm hoping all will hold out until after the first week in September so I can buy a fairly large amount of product so I can go as long as possible without having to switch over to analogs.
I am so happy with my breathing not to mention my doctor is ecstatic! I went to the doctor on August 14th after having been using the E-cig (Janty Dura-C) since July 7th. My doctor could not believe it when he did the chest exam where he places the stethoscope on my chest and then across various areas of my back and didn't hear the first crackle or wheeze or frank. (crackle, wheeze, & frank as well as thrill are various sounds made by our lungs when suffering from COPD, lung disease, living as smokers, those exposed to asbestos, and other lung-related problems; basically, those sounds are not good.) I've had these sounds in my chest for some 28 years and then suddenly upon my doctor visit they were gone. He was beside himself yet very confused. I showed him my e-cigarettes and how they worked and I also gave him some print outs on the e-cigarettes with regards to their safety as written up by Dr. Seigal and others including a few pulmonologists that dispute the FDA findings as well as the crap from that group ASH.
My doctor told me that he wished all his smoking patients would start using the e-cigarettes if my progress was any indication of what changes takes place in the lungs. I told him that everyone I knew who were using the e-cigs were experiencing the same positive results such as lack of the smoker's cough, no morning coughs where it feels as if you're coughing up a lung, and it's not staining teeth or bothering others around you because there is no tobacco smoke nor is there any of the 4000+ cancer-causing carcinogens in e-cigs as there are in tobacco cigarettes. This made him even happier.
My doctor is on board totally with regards to the e-cigarettes. He could not believe the changes in my breathing and my chest sounds. I want to do whatever is possible to hold onto the e-cigs as long as humanly possible even if it means going to the black market to buy my liquids.
Like others, I can't see why the FDA and ASH of all people would snipe about e-cigs since their biggest gripe is second-hand smoke and these devices do not have nor do they produce second-hand smoke. I guess money truly does talk and big tobacco and big pharma just has more money... That's sad and it's wrong. If there was a way to write a prescription, I am sure my doctor would go that far to keep me off the analog cigarettes considering the clearness in my lungs that he has never heard before nor has any doctor before him in the last 28-some odd years. Best of all, I'm not lighting up when I get stressed out anymore. The E-cigs help me through the stressful times. The only thing I have to do different is go to a higher mg dose to get through the stressful time and remain as calm as possible, which isn't easy for me as I am quick-tempered.
. It is just what I was looking for. I have been researching making my own liquids and have been at a loss of where to start. So it look like I need to go the the baking section for flavors and VG and online for PG and unflavored juice. 
