So I've been reading lots of posts about vendors and lots on ones trying to find vendors that don't use flavorings with diketones etc. So I've started purchasing from Mountain Oak Vapors because they post their third party lab results for each batch you buy. Awesome sauce. However, I am not sure what the standard parameters are for detecting the AP and diacetyl. It also states on the item description on their website that the product is free of acetoin, formaldehyde etc. but as far as I can see in this third party lab result those last two I mentioned were not actually tested for. I attached the link for the lab result which I assume is fine since they publicly post it on their website. Just to make it easier. I'm in no way trying to start anything, just wondering if someone who knows more about this stuff can look at the lab report and their testing parameters and tell me if that is standard for detection of such chemicals. I think it is great they do this and post their results, as a consumer it is important to me, I like to know what's in my juice and make my decision to purchase based on as much information as I can get. Thanks to anyone who is much more educated in these matters to take a gander 
Also, I cannot find the post I read a while back, but I use high VG juice and the article posted was on the different grades of VG and PG and it was something about the source of VG. I guess if the VG is pharmaceutical grade (maybe even USP certified) then the source is not biodiesel or animal something or other. It makes my head swim sometimes with all this information. Back to point...there was some substance it mentioned with VG that can be toxic to humans, but if I was reading it correctly certain "grades" of VG won't have this substance. I cannot remember the name of it, I "think" it started with a "j" but I am having a brain fart at the moment. MOV says their VG is USP certified. That's good right? Lol. Ok I'm done, I leave myself open for further education now.
https://www.mountainoakvapors.com/v/Certs/Gambino.pdf
Also, I cannot find the post I read a while back, but I use high VG juice and the article posted was on the different grades of VG and PG and it was something about the source of VG. I guess if the VG is pharmaceutical grade (maybe even USP certified) then the source is not biodiesel or animal something or other. It makes my head swim sometimes with all this information. Back to point...there was some substance it mentioned with VG that can be toxic to humans, but if I was reading it correctly certain "grades" of VG won't have this substance. I cannot remember the name of it, I "think" it started with a "j" but I am having a brain fart at the moment. MOV says their VG is USP certified. That's good right? Lol. Ok I'm done, I leave myself open for further education now.
https://www.mountainoakvapors.com/v/Certs/Gambino.pdf
