I have checked out so so so many companies saying the us USA extracting nicotine. Usually just takes a google maps (street view) search to determine they are full of S**t.
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Just curious, these addresses you checked were supposed to be labs, or were they retailers or wholesalers?
And with me being a noob, tell me if I'm on the right track here- I'm concerned with impurities in the nicotine solution only, since the USP grade assurance seems to only apply to the glycerine and glycol. And, I'd rest much easier knowing that the nic solution had a U.S. backed quality assurance like USP, but is there even a USP standard for nicotine solution?
I've been thinking about trying
Wizard Labs simply because they are inexpensive, but also because of the info on their site (handling cautions) plus they also sell protective gear, which gives me the feeling that they are sincere about safety, and because they say their extract comes from a lab used by Johnson & Johnson. Granted I haven't asked for any certification or for the name & address of their lab. Anyone else asked them?
As for the recommendation earlier about
RTS Vapes, their prices also seem reasonable. They say they use tobacco and extraction from/in North Carolina and although their office Googles as a home, that really wouldn't worry me a heck of a lot if it was extracted & mixed elsewhere. If it's N.C. then that's in your state Dread..yes? Anyone asked about their extraction lab/location?
As for lawsuits and wanting FDA regulation.. I'd rather see the suppliers voluntarily satisfy us before we ask for more regulation and cost for our consumer goods. Just my personal feelings.