Firstly, this is my post-cherry broken. Congratulations ECF, you've hooked a fresh one.
Now to the topic at hand: There was a thread started on these forums 4 years ago (and lasted posted in 2 years ago) concerning essences sourced from home brewing suppliers and their vapeability or lack thereof. I purchased Absinthe, Sambuka and Jagermister for the job (research for which led me to the thread, where the brand I bought - Prestige - was mentioned). No one came up with any answers or anecdotes. But there were some concerns about one of the ingredients; invertose
the inversion of sucrose, and the resulting mix of glucose and fructose is tagged invert sugar)
I desperately want to make these flavours work & I know that the invertose is at a low concentration (listed second-last on ingredients list) in the essence. It will be at a much lower concentration in the final e-juice mix. I would love to get some more measured, well rounded advice than this (from Amazon customer review):
I used it to flavour the nicotine in my e-cig. Couldn't get the absynthe from my usual e-cig supplier, tried this and not only was it a lot cheaper it's a lot better. For those reasons it was 5 stars!
But once again, it seems promising. Nevertheless, it is something I don't want to kill my equipment with and, obviously, I'm trying to avoid that fate for myself. Sooooooooo, can someone please help with this?
Please be gentle. First time and all, remember?
Now to the topic at hand: There was a thread started on these forums 4 years ago (and lasted posted in 2 years ago) concerning essences sourced from home brewing suppliers and their vapeability or lack thereof. I purchased Absinthe, Sambuka and Jagermister for the job (research for which led me to the thread, where the brand I bought - Prestige - was mentioned). No one came up with any answers or anecdotes. But there were some concerns about one of the ingredients; invertose
the inversion of sucrose, and the resulting mix of glucose and fructose is tagged invert sugar)I desperately want to make these flavours work & I know that the invertose is at a low concentration (listed second-last on ingredients list) in the essence. It will be at a much lower concentration in the final e-juice mix. I would love to get some more measured, well rounded advice than this (from Amazon customer review):
I used it to flavour the nicotine in my e-cig. Couldn't get the absynthe from my usual e-cig supplier, tried this and not only was it a lot cheaper it's a lot better. For those reasons it was 5 stars!
But once again, it seems promising. Nevertheless, it is something I don't want to kill my equipment with and, obviously, I'm trying to avoid that fate for myself. Sooooooooo, can someone please help with this?
Please be gentle. First time and all, remember?
