Aren't cigars and cigarets "made to be inhaled" also? 
"Made to be inhaled" means absolutely nothing.
"Made to be inhaled" means absolutely nothing.
IF this is true......then why is nobody else doing it?
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The problem I have with Vapor-Fi's claim is that it implies that their juice is safe, at least to a certain extent. I am not okay with that, as I feel it is a blatant marketing ploy -- one that I expect (and hope) will blow up in their deceptive faces.
keep in mind that "made to be inhaled" is not the only claim they make. they also say it's "a step beyond food grade.” food grade is what everyone else uses.
so they are without-a-doubt claiming that the flavoring they use, is somehow superior to what everyone else uses
so they are without-a-doubt claiming that the flavoring they use, is somehow superior to what everyone else uses
This company is a joke. Their parent company also owns NutriCigs...
NutriCigs | Electronic Cigarette, Fortified Electronic Cigarettes
NutriCigs | Electronic Cigarette, Fortified Electronic Cigarettes
They use "FDA*" a lot. Then at the bottom of the page is this:
Sketchy use of fine print.
Sketchy use of fine print.
people can say joke or sketchy all they want. all that matters is if it is true or not. personally I would like to know. we need the lab tests evaluated
I will tell you one thing. if anyone has the backing to develop new flavors that are meant to be inhaled....they do. this company has LOTS of money. they have many b&ms across the u.s. and when I went into the b&m, it was the most high tech, tricked out, clean, futuristic shop I have ever seen.
I will tell you one thing. if anyone has the backing to develop new flavors that are meant to be inhaled....they do. this company has LOTS of money. they have many b&ms across the u.s. and when I went into the b&m, it was the most high tech, tricked out, clean, futuristic shop I have ever seen.
Does the fine print not raise the ol' proverbial red flag in your head?
Again, * VaporFi products are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") nor does the FDA* endorse or deem these products to be safe for use by consumers.
Typically, when dealing with a blatantly sketchy company (that owns f----ing NUTRIcigs), you can safely assume that their health claims are horse s--- ... especially when they very clearly stand to gain from lying.
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Also, "having lots of money" does not mean anything. The pharma company 'Extenze' made millions of dollars, yet no one's genitalia ever grew from taking their pills, despite their best efforts at deceiving silly old men all across the country.
i think we are missing the point. are not all e-juices made to be inhaled?
better than food grade? if it meets or exceeds the standard its still all
food grade.clever semantics if you ask me.
there is a recent post stating that the feds have issued a cease and
desist letter to some site claiming they used an FDA approved lab for
something or another. i can't remember where i seen it. the vendor
was in the central part of the country not Florida.
the FDA part will get them into trouble.
mike
better than food grade? if it meets or exceeds the standard its still all
food grade.clever semantics if you ask me.
there is a recent post stating that the feds have issued a cease and
desist letter to some site claiming they used an FDA approved lab for
something or another. i can't remember where i seen it. the vendor
was in the central part of the country not Florida.
the FDA part will get them into trouble.
mike
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They do not test flavors. They do test nic, but most other providers test their nic also. So, no difference.
They use aggressive wording to make unsophisticated user to believe them. It is bad.
They sell clones under their brand name. It is very bad.
Altogether: I'll avoid this company and wish it to go out of business.
Lots of money and deceptive (imo) marketing tactics. Many people are impressed with shiny, expensive storefronts and wordy commentary. I'm impressed with forthright information, dedication to consumer base, and integrity. I don't care how pretty you look as long as you practice safe and honest manufacture and can show it. If I can't trust your word(s) and you seem to be sliding around the truth, you'll get no business from me.
ymmv
I'm not an analytic chemist, but I can make some headway. So far as I can see, neither of the analysis reports on the site were testing for either diacetyl or acetyl propionyl, including the one which specifically says it was.
This is what an Enthalpy Analytics test for DA and AP looks like. Note the names they give to the chemicals. "Diactyl" and "Pentanedione". Those don't appear anywhere in Vapor-Fi's reports.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/23997339...-Suicide-Bunny-Sucker-Punch-and-Mother-s-Milk
There are other names those chemicals are known by, Wikipedia says diacetyl can be called butanedione or butane-2,3-dione, but one would expect Enthalpy to be consistent and those names don't appear in the reports either.
It's also significant that although they say "Diacetyl Free", they don't mention acetyl propionyl.
This is what an Enthalpy Analytics test for DA and AP looks like. Note the names they give to the chemicals. "Diactyl" and "Pentanedione". Those don't appear anywhere in Vapor-Fi's reports.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/23997339...-Suicide-Bunny-Sucker-Punch-and-Mother-s-Milk
There are other names those chemicals are known by, Wikipedia says diacetyl can be called butanedione or butane-2,3-dione, but one would expect Enthalpy to be consistent and those names don't appear in the reports either.
It's also significant that although they say "Diacetyl Free", they don't mention acetyl propionyl.
Looks like most of their statements are basically meaningless, and while not exactly untrue, they are meant to be misleading. The statements may be true, they are not truthful. This is the kind of misleading snake-oil salesmanship that will get e-cigs regulated faster than a million dirty mixing labs will.
This firm ought to be ostracized and drummed out of business asap.
This firm ought to be ostracized and drummed out of business asap.
They overcharge for slightly modified Kanger equipment. I do not see how they will prosper. Only Kanger tank with green orings is theirs
One for weight loss, one for sleep and another for energy. They seem well prepared for the FDA regulations...
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