Live PD....LOL

[cooladdict]

I have never had an issue vaping in view of cops, then again I think they are looking for specific behaviors. For instance if you see a cop and suddenly try to hide your vape, get fidgety, or quit using it, they might get suspicious of why you are trying to hide what you are doing. I just ignore them or nod if they happen to make eye contact and go about my business and they leave me alone.

I never have, either, and I work in a field where am frequently in contact with the police and other officials. I think our local police force is much more aware of what vaping is and what signs to look for. If blowing clouds out of the window of my car was suspicious, I would have been pulled over a long time ago, lol!

 

[DaveP]

Except that it's not in Coke products. I cannot say for sure about Pepsi products but it is for sure NOT in Coke products.

Here is a sample list of food drinks items that it IS in though:
Common Foods and Drinks Hiding the Antifreeze Compound

PG may be out of most Coke products, but it's still in one, Barq's Red Creme Soda. It's supposedly in there for foam reduction.

Barq's, Red Creme Soda | Coca-Cola Product Facts

 

[ScottP]

PG may be out of most Coke products, but it's still in one, Barq's Red Creme Soda. It's supposedly in there for foam reduction.

Barq's, Red Creme Soda | Coca-Cola Product Facts

OK interesting find. I just knew it wasn't in Coke itself or any of the others I checked. I did not check Barq's.

Scrolling through other products, I wonder how many people realize there is "CHROMIUM POLYNICOTINATE" in the Vitamin Water? LOL Sounds like a combo of Chromium and Nicotine. We better save the children from vitamin water.
glaceau vitaminwater, power-c - 20 oz | Coca-Cola Product Facts

Also I didn't know Seagram's was a Coke product either.

 

[mattymatt82]

I am a Police Officer and most of the officers I work with are fairly well educated on vaping and how it works. Several of us in the department are ex-smokers and now vape.

 

[DaveP]

I am a Police Officer and most of the officers I work with are fairly well educated on vaping and how it works. Several of us in the department are ex-smokers and now vape.

It's kind of scary that police would stop vapers just to check for drugs. Is that a thing or do they assess things like age, appearance, and obvious attributes that would indicate the likelihood of a drug connection?

I'd guess that most vapers are using the product to quit or replace their smoking habit.