Hi all,
I suspect that this is a topic that's come up before, but I didn't see anything come up as I skimmed past posts (and there's too much to read carefully at this point, sadly), so I hope no one is offended if I ask this again (I've asked in the new members forum, but I think ya'll are the people to ask):
Is there a NET brewing method that eliminates (or reduces) the presence of TSNAs in the resulting juice? I'm a fan of the couple of NETs I've bought from myvapejuice.com, and am inclined to try brewing my own in the future (just for fun). I vape with 0 nicotine (or as close to as possible), so I'm wondering how much nicotine and other TSNAs are extracted with the flavors (and if this changes from one brewing method to another).
My main concern is with reducing (or potentially eliminating) carcinogens, and while eliminating combustion takes care of quite a few, I know that some TSNAs have been shown to cause tumors in mice.
Thanks in advance!
I suspect that this is a topic that's come up before, but I didn't see anything come up as I skimmed past posts (and there's too much to read carefully at this point, sadly), so I hope no one is offended if I ask this again (I've asked in the new members forum, but I think ya'll are the people to ask):
Is there a NET brewing method that eliminates (or reduces) the presence of TSNAs in the resulting juice? I'm a fan of the couple of NETs I've bought from myvapejuice.com, and am inclined to try brewing my own in the future (just for fun). I vape with 0 nicotine (or as close to as possible), so I'm wondering how much nicotine and other TSNAs are extracted with the flavors (and if this changes from one brewing method to another).
My main concern is with reducing (or potentially eliminating) carcinogens, and while eliminating combustion takes care of quite a few, I know that some TSNAs have been shown to cause tumors in mice.
Thanks in advance!
