Juice/Liquid Ingredients
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All I know is there is Crack, a mixture of Sea Sponge oils, and kaylee hair. That about sums it up
On the real front ... haha. Pure Liquid is based on all *manufacturer type liquid* This includes the long list of ingredients you have seen everywhere.
CaSH is slightly different in percentages but the ingredients are roughly the same.
Ingredients: Explanations in Red:
Several tobacco Absolute/Essences: Roughly Around 20%
Liquid extracted from tobacco Leaves. Natural to tobacco; used as flavorants at minimal levels
Nicotine (w/ or w/o): 0 - 4%
Self Explanatory
2,3,5 Trimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in barley, almond, asparagus, beef, wheat bread, chicken, cocoa, coffee; used in baked goods, candy, dairy products, cereals.
2,3 Dimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in asparagus, peanut, coffee, potato; used in gravies, beverages, candy, baked goods.
2,5 Dimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in asparagus, peanut, coffee, potato; used in gravies, beverages, candy, baked goods.
2 Ethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, coffee, bread; used in baked goods, cereals, candy, dairy products.
2 Acetylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, coffee, popcorn, sesame seed, almond, wheat bread, cocoa, peanut, pork, potato chips; used in frozen dairy products.
2, 6 Trymethylcyclohex-2-Butene-4-One: <5%
FEMA GRAS; found in rose, rum, brandy, tea; used in baked goods, candy, chewing gum.
2, 6 Beta-Ionone: <2%
FDA-approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in carrot, almond, apricot, beer, blackberry, brandy, broccoli, capers, cherry, endive; used in candy, baked goods, ice cream.
Linalool: <2%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in banana, beer, blackberry, beans, blueberry, apple, apricot, arctice bramble, artichoke, grape brandy, plum brandy; used in meat products.
Menthol: <2%
FDA-approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in peppermint plant, honey, mint, rum, cocoa, eggs, guava, raspberry, rice, spearmint; used in candy, mouthwash.
Methyl Butyric Acid: <2%
FDA approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in apple, apricot, avocado, beef, beer, blackberry, brandy, butter, cantaloupes, carrots; used in cheese, ice cream, candy.
Rose Oil: <2%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in roses; used in chewing gum, ice cream, baked goods.
Ethyl Vanillin (Vanilla Extract): <5%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in vanilla beans; used in alcoholic beverages, imitation vanilla extract, breakfast cereals.
Octalactone: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in apricot, beef, blackberry, butter, cheese (blue, cheddar, parmesan), cranberry, cream, coconut; used in candy, margarine, baked goods.
Undecalactone: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, butter, coconut, milk; used in baked goods, candy, dairy products, cereals.
Pure Water: <20%
Self Explanatory
Dipropyleneglycol: >50%
AKA - PG: FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in sesame seed, mushroom; used in confection frostings, cheese, candy.
Glycerol: <10%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in beer, cherry, wine; used in milk products, baked goods, meat products.
Sources Include:
Wikipedia
R.J. Reynolds
O, And I still owe everyone Lab tests on Both Pure and Cash Liquids. Will make sure to get those done ASAP
All I know is there is Crack, a mixture of Sea Sponge oils, and kaylee hair. That about sums it up
On the real front ... haha. Pure Liquid is based on all *manufacturer type liquid* This includes the long list of ingredients you have seen everywhere.
CaSH is slightly different in percentages but the ingredients are roughly the same.
Ingredients: Explanations in Red:
Several tobacco Absolute/Essences: Roughly Around 20%
Liquid extracted from tobacco Leaves. Natural to tobacco; used as flavorants at minimal levels
Nicotine (w/ or w/o): 0 - 4%
Self Explanatory
2,3,5 Trimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in barley, almond, asparagus, beef, wheat bread, chicken, cocoa, coffee; used in baked goods, candy, dairy products, cereals.
2,3 Dimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in asparagus, peanut, coffee, potato; used in gravies, beverages, candy, baked goods.
2,5 Dimethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in asparagus, peanut, coffee, potato; used in gravies, beverages, candy, baked goods.
2 Ethylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, coffee, bread; used in baked goods, cereals, candy, dairy products.
2 Acetylpyrazine: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, coffee, popcorn, sesame seed, almond, wheat bread, cocoa, peanut, pork, potato chips; used in frozen dairy products.
2, 6 Trymethylcyclohex-2-Butene-4-One: <5%
FEMA GRAS; found in rose, rum, brandy, tea; used in baked goods, candy, chewing gum.
2, 6 Beta-Ionone: <2%
FDA-approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in carrot, almond, apricot, beer, blackberry, brandy, broccoli, capers, cherry, endive; used in candy, baked goods, ice cream.
Linalool: <2%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in banana, beer, blackberry, beans, blueberry, apple, apricot, arctice bramble, artichoke, grape brandy, plum brandy; used in meat products.
Menthol: <2%
FDA-approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in peppermint plant, honey, mint, rum, cocoa, eggs, guava, raspberry, rice, spearmint; used in candy, mouthwash.
Methyl Butyric Acid: <2%
FDA approved food additive; FEMA GRAS; found in apple, apricot, avocado, beef, beer, blackberry, brandy, butter, cantaloupes, carrots; used in cheese, ice cream, candy.
Rose Oil: <2%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in roses; used in chewing gum, ice cream, baked goods.
Ethyl Vanillin (Vanilla Extract): <5%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in vanilla beans; used in alcoholic beverages, imitation vanilla extract, breakfast cereals.
Octalactone: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in apricot, beef, blackberry, butter, cheese (blue, cheddar, parmesan), cranberry, cream, coconut; used in candy, margarine, baked goods.
Undecalactone: <1%
FEMA GRAS; found in beef, butter, coconut, milk; used in baked goods, candy, dairy products, cereals.
Pure Water: <20%
Self Explanatory
Dipropyleneglycol: >50%
AKA - PG: FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in sesame seed, mushroom; used in confection frostings, cheese, candy.
Glycerol: <10%
FDA GRAS; FEMA GRAS; found in beer, cherry, wine; used in milk products, baked goods, meat products.
Sources Include:
Wikipedia
R.J. Reynolds
O, And I still owe everyone Lab tests on Both Pure and Cash Liquids. Will make sure to get those done ASAP
Thank you! I'm just trying to give you something to do on the road of-course.
I'll keep and eye out for the Lab Tests.
I'll keep and eye out for the Lab Tests.
Is there anyway to find out exactly what these ingrediants are? I know you have listed all the things that contain them or the things in which they are foound, but what are they? Thanks in advance...
Hey Meremist- those ingredients are no longer what are used in our liquid. We stopped carrying the Chinese juice and now make our own USA made juice. The ingredients for our Tonic line are (also listed on the bottle):
USP/FCC Propylene Glycol (PG)
USP/FCC Vegetable Glycerin (VG)
Natural and Artificial Flavorings
Tobacco Absolute
Distilled Water
Nicotine
Hope this helps!
USP/FCC Propylene Glycol (PG)
USP/FCC Vegetable Glycerin (VG)
Natural and Artificial Flavorings
Tobacco Absolute
Distilled Water
Nicotine
Hope this helps!
Anybody know what the PG/VG ratio is for the Tonic juices? Just curious. The Silver Leaf menthol is my main vape.
Me too. I noticed you were also touting the virtues of this miraculous juice. This is the ONE that has kept me off of analogs.
Thanks, Casey...I thought so. Perfect blend for cartomizers.
Indeed, cappadoc. I've tried about 8 different menthols now and the PS Tonic Silver Leaf is still my favorite.
WTF? and all this time I thought it was just PG or VG, nicotine, food flavouring, and some water!!
Well, I'm no expert, but I decided to try my own 'e-j' out - I hit up the local health food store for some VG, ordered some PG online, and came up with a 60/40 PG-VG mix. It vapes great. Of course, no nico in it, but I'm working on that one. I put 3 drops of vanilla food flavouring in it - got that from local grocery store, and it is a nice 'tobacco' looking brownish just like the e-juice I buy - this was my first try at it and I put it in a 15ml bottle. There is a warm TH of the vanilla to it as well.
This is only something I tried out - nothing more.
Well, I'm no expert, but I decided to try my own 'e-j' out - I hit up the local health food store for some VG, ordered some PG online, and came up with a 60/40 PG-VG mix. It vapes great. Of course, no nico in it, but I'm working on that one. I put 3 drops of vanilla food flavouring in it - got that from local grocery store, and it is a nice 'tobacco' looking brownish just like the e-juice I buy - this was my first try at it and I put it in a 15ml bottle. There is a warm TH of the vanilla to it as well.
This is only something I tried out - nothing more.
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