Legal herbal glycerite vaping?

[Jslim22]

Hi all. I've been trying to research this topic but have not found an answer. Is it possible to vape an herbal tincture? These can be found it vitamin stores and such. I've seen kava kava and valerian root tinctures before and know they are meant to be added to drinks and taken orally. But are they able to be mixed with e juices?
Also there are tinctures that are in glycerite form. Would those be better? I haven't tried this mainly because of safety issues. If it is viable to vape, would it be safe for my body, and my atomizer? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

 

[1ceCreamMan]

I've personally tried e juice with valerian root extract and I'm still here haha. It's safe. I got mine from ganja juice. I ordered blue dream and grand daddy purp which were both not bad at all. They give you the option to add the valerian root boost or a caffeine boost

 

[Mutescream]

This is what some would consider a "grey area", as they would consider this trodding extremely close to the realm of illicit substances.

I would mostly be a little hesitant, expecting it to clog wicks, That would be the major concern, providing that you trust the ingredients list and it only has the actual extract suspended in vegetable glycerin.

 

[HoseGarden]

would it be safe for my body, and my atomizer?

i like your priorities

 

[Jslim22]

Thanks for the replies guys! I'm probably going to stay away from the idea for a while now haha. I've seen a few products, like nhaler's sleepy time lung juice, but have yet to try them.

 

[MotherNatural]

Guilty Pleasures has a "healthy lung juice". I haven't tried it yet but would love to.

 

[MotherNatural]

Free State Vapors have a few nice herbals too. I'm vaping "Organic Loddy Toddy" at the moment. It is ginger, honey, lemon, and anise. And very good after a two week steep.

 

[retired1]

ECF does not endorse or support the vaping of pharmaceuticals or "health aids" because this is exactly the stuff that will force the industry into mandated FDA regulation as drug delivery devices.