Loranns in Canadian box store?
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Bob's right, I live in St. Kitts as well and Bulk Barn seems to carry all the flavors. In readng the side of the bottles, I see that many of them are already suspended in a PG base so they should be safe to use. Avoid anything with "Oil" on the label though.
There is a Micheals right next to one of our Bulk Barns so I took a look in there, they sell a tiny bottle of Glycerin but no flavorings that we can use. The Glycerin is for cake icing, so it might even be safe for consumption....
There is a Micheals right next to one of our Bulk Barns so I took a look in there, they sell a tiny bottle of Glycerin but no flavorings that we can use. The Glycerin is for cake icing, so it might even be safe for consumption....
Are you sure the spearmint isn't oil based? I seem to recall not using it for some reason.
Didn't see anything mentioning oil on the label, so I went ahead and used it. This one says "menthyl sal" or some such. There were quite a few other tasty flavors I left behind becuase of the oil thing though.
I just checked the label again and is was wintergreen I used, not spearmint. Whoops.... Explains why it tastes like Certs then.
mmmmmmmm wintergreen. I LOVE wintergreen. I just might have to give that a try.
Edit--Just check the LorAnn's site
https://www.lorannoils.com/c-6-super-strength-flavors-candy-oils.aspx
and I'm getting confused. First they say
Our flavors (also known as candy oils) are not dilluted in water or oil like many competitior's flavors.
Although known as candy "oils" these flavors do not contain vegetable oil.
But then they list wintergreen (both natural and artificial) as OIL.
What I suspect this means is that this IS an oil but is not diluted in vegetable oil.
Does that make any sense?
Edit--Just check the LorAnn's site
https://www.lorannoils.com/c-6-super-strength-flavors-candy-oils.aspx
and I'm getting confused. First they say
Our flavors (also known as candy oils) are not dilluted in water or oil like many competitior's flavors.
Although known as candy "oils" these flavors do not contain vegetable oil.
But then they list wintergreen (both natural and artificial) as OIL.
What I suspect this means is that this IS an oil but is not diluted in vegetable oil.
Does that make any sense?
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Maybe they define "oil" differently? I mean they seem to blanket all the flavors under "candy oils", maybe that is their name for the solution. A LOT of the ones I looked at were suspended in PG, could they be classifying that as an oil? I don't know.... but the Wintergreen is AWESOME!
WOW! They put Menthyl Salycate in BEN GAY! Vaping Wintergren flavor = Vaping Ben Gay! No wonder I feel so relaxed this afternoon......
Hey Shaik,
My big concern is that in the list if their flavours, they say winter green oil for both artificial and natural.
......MIT!!!!! I just lit a cigarette and smoke half of it without realizing it!!!!!--sorry for the digression.
I would really like into this if I were you.
I think I am going to have to, and also I see that they offer Menthol Eucalyptus, so I will DEFINITELY have to look into that. I wonder in what amounts the oil might actually be present? I think that the Salicylate part of it is an acid, I wonder if they dissolve the oil in it to make some tasty interesting new compound? Hmm... time for chemistry research I guess.
Don't worry about the smoke, I had 3-4 analogs a day still for the first 3 days I had my 901 (which arrived last Tuesday). Last friday at noon was my last analog, and I have no desire for one at all right now (granted I was down to 10-12 a day beforehand). Once you find a flavor you like to Vape there is no going back.
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