Juice makers that use all natural flavourings?

[Quoiyaien]

I just learned that Alice in Vapeland uses all natural flavorings, and it got me wondering what other makers use all natural flavorings?

For some reason, it makes a product seem more artisanal which I tend to like.

Cheers!

 

[Quoiyaien]

Whoops, meant to put this in general e liquid discussion...

If one of you fine mods could move it for me Id be ever so grateful

Cheers!

 

[aubergine]

Check out Ahlusion and Virgin Vapor. Know that 'natural' and 'organic' are two different things, in flavorings as in food. Easy to google that info.

Ahlusion makes some very impressive claims - see their website. "Natural" is a fairly easy standard; organic is very stringent.

Good thread idea - what vendors (with clear and apparently honest claims) am I missing?

 

[billherbst]

Ahlusion doesn't claim to have "organic" juices, just natural. They also state that no one else does, either, since---according to FDA definitions---a juice can use organic flavorings, but no juice can be 100% organic.

Others:

Orb Vapor - all natural and organic e-liquids
ECBlend E-Liquid All Natural and Organic juices
Vaperite - Organic Flavored Juices
Vaporite - Natural Flavored Juices
Vintage Joye - Organic Ejuice
Dripeez - Natural & Organic E-liquids

 

[Jimi D.]

There is no E juice that is chemical free.

 

[aubergine]

You are all correct. And of course the juice can't be chemical free - some folks would like the flavorings to be. I don't care much myself as I think we're not ingesting or vaping the sort of significant quantities that we'd be exposed to in food, but I do tend to appreciate vendors that take the trouble to discuss their ingredients in some detail on their site. In my experience, those are the vendors that also take the trouble to produce top shelf juices.

 

[DesertHogRider]

There is no E juice that is chemical free.

I disagree...if you go pure VG and use only organic flavors extracted from plants & distilled water...where's the chemicals? Plastic bottle leaching perhaps but...go glass

Virgin Vapors; USP vegetable glycerine, USDA certified organic flavors in an organic ethyl alcohol base, distilled water.
Packaged in glass dropper bottles.

Their Absolute Virgin Line goes a step further; The Absolute line of Virgin Vapor flavors are certified organic under U.K. organic standards. They are all pure extractions from fruits, flowers, vegetables and nuts. However, unlike the original Virgin Vapor line, these flavors do not contain any alcohol.

 

[DesertHogRider]

You are all correct. And of course the juice can't be chemical free - some folks would like the flavorings to be. I don't care much myself as I think we're not ingesting or vaping the sort of significant quantities that we'd be exposed to in food, but I do tend to appreciate vendors that take the trouble to discuss their ingredients in some detail on their site. In my experience, those are the vendors that also take the trouble to produce top shelf juices.

I agree on your vendor statement...there are those that go through great pains & cost to be safe & delicious.

On the signifigant quantities statement though....
What is too much? If you develop a PG sensitivity or have a PG allergy....PG is in so many products from mouthwash to shampoo...add it up over a day of vaping/ingestion/absortion...could be an issue!

My thought....why risk it? I'll go extreme on my vendors until we really know more about vaping & the effects. Still beat the stinkies though

 

[aubergine]

@Desert Hog Rider:
Both of the glycols are chemicals. (Google it). Nicotine is a chemical substance formed in tobacco leaves. Ergo, there is no non-chemical e-juice. As 'chemical' does not equal harmful, I'm just sayin'.
I've been vaping (I chain vape) for some years now and my health is excellent, lungs clear, etc.. I run. And I'm 62 with 40 years of chain-smoking behind me. I was a fatigued, wheezing mess when I started. Who knows if anything insidious is going on in the depths of my body? That's just one relatively brief case study; in time we'll be more certain. We were never uncertain in the least regarding cigarettes - that's a thousandfold sure toxicity. Meanwhile, nothing wrong with playing it as safe as possible. And you're singin' to the choir; I'm just a wild Atlantic salmon steak short of a vegan.
As you say, better than the stinkies.

 

[billherbst]

Nice post, aubergine!

You made your points effectively, didn't inadvertently berate the poster to whom you responded, and even sympathized with his viewpoints. And you entertained me on top of it all. That's the kind of post that makes me happy to spend my time on ECF.

 

[aubergine]

And it's kind of you to say so, billherbst. I wander in and out of the forum at irregular intervals nowadays but it's always been a fun place as well as an invaluable resource; hope it stays that way, too!

 

[DesertHogRider]

Thank you Aubergine...I appreciate your clarification ....I was asking the question too? Lots to learn.

 

[Racehorse]

Others:

Orb Vapor - all natural and organic e-liquids

I have no idea (other than that they are new) there is not a lot of conversation going on about this company. This is a new entry into the Organic Juice market, and you will be hard pressed to find anything but stellar reviews about them.

I just got a few because I prefer to vape Organic juice in 100% VG, and this line of products is just lovely.

 

[Quoiyaien]

I plan on ordering their organic vanilla soon. I just love the description of it on their site!

Vanilla Planifolia has over 200 distinct flavor notes. These are brought out very well when vaporized. This is a true Vanilla. Unlike Artificial Vanillin (the only Vanilla flavor note of 200 that can be synthesized), this has all of the distinct flavor notes intact, contributing to it's rich and creamy mouth feel. USDA Organic

Cheers!

 

[~Sue~Feb2012]

I love reading discussions such as this thread contains In particular, learning about vendors that I haven't tried yet!