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From other posts the "Oil" as we know it is not really "Oil" that is not able to mix with water.

It is what they call the concentrated juice. I have been vaping Cin Oil for about 24 hours with about 20-25% (+clove oil) and no clogged atty.

Research this, I have had good luck.

I did add about 5% butter Rum flavor for the PGA lung hit/Throat Kick, but I do not think it is an issue like we all thought.

I bought some Atomic Cinnicide, and that was a huge percentage Cin. Oil.

Try it, attys are disposable anyway. If you find the perfect mix and it only cost you one atty's price... need I say more?
 

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They shouldn't mix in PG if they are truly oil. You can test by putting a drop of Vegetable Oil (corn, canola, or sunflower) in some PG and see if it does or does not mix. My guess is that it will not. If it does see if it will, then see if it eventually separates, like Italian dressing always does.

Clove, and Cinnamon Oil do mix find in PG and do not separate from what I have see so far.

Let us know if I am wrong.
 

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@clownfish- What oil is it? Just wondering.

"Oil" is just a common name for fats that are liquid at room temperature. "Essential oil" is a common name for flavor extracts with only the so called essential components.

The actual chemicals in lime oil, for example, are a-pinene, b-pinene, myrcene, limonene, terpinolene, 1,8-ceneole, linalool, borneol, citral and traces of neral acetate and geranyl acetate. None of these are fats and they mostly should vaporize and shouldn't be harmful in their amounts.

Eugenol (clove extract) is likewise not a fat. The molecular structure and its decomposition is what is important, not solubility.

Cinnamon oil is mostly Cinnamaldehyde and Eugenol. Cinnamaldehyde is fine in small amounts.
 

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@clownfish- What oil is it? Just wondering.

"Oil" is just a common name for fats that are liquid at room temperature. "Essential oil" is a common name for flavor extracts with only the so called essential components.

The actual chemicals in lime oil, for example, are a-pinene, b-pinene, myrcene, limonene, terpinolene, 1,8-ceneole, linalool, borneol, citral and traces of neral acetate and geranyl acetate. None of these are fats and they mostly should vaporize and shouldn't be harmful in their amounts.

Eugenol (clove extract) is likewise not a fat. The molecular structure and its decomposition is what is important, not solubility.

Cinnamon oil is mostly Cinnamaldehyde and Eugenol. Cinnamaldehyde is fine in small amounts.

WTF? Are you a chemist? Vape-Ninja even?

It would be nice to keep contacts with "THE KNOWLEDGEABLE" for possible future "LIMITATIONS" in availability of the things of which we discuss upon this 4um, if you are a chemist of sorts.
 
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WTF? Are you a chemist? Vape-Ninja even?

It would be nice to keep contacts with "THE KNOWLEDGEABLE" for possible future "LIMITATIONS" in availability of the things of which we discuss upon this 4um, if you are a chemist of sorts.

I am not a chemist. If anything chemical were limited, it would still be illegal for a chemist to use it for anything other than research studies though.
 

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Hey Clown if you wait a little bit the Maryjane was sent in oil base and was wrong Linda will be getting it in water soluble and the oil base flavor of it is quite nasty I already tried it
Its a mary jane flavor. It is oil based so I was wondering if it would cause an atty problem.


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It is a mary jane FLAVOR not an extract and certainly NOT a drug! It is a sample flavor from PA that was sent to me so I wanted to try it and see how the flavor is.
 

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I noticed that the Tangerine oil from TPA separates. It's been sitting in a base of 70%PG 30% VG with .5% PGA for over a week and still separating. Is that okay??

Shake before using and you shouldn't have a problem. I use it all the time. I do add several drops of high proof vodka to help it emulsify. :)
 

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I noticed that the Tangerine oil from TPA separates. It's been sitting in a base of 70%PG 30% VG with .5% PGA for over a week and still separating. Is that okay??

I do not know what TPA is, but mine never separated (Lorann Orange Oil) in any of my mixes even with clove oil, and such.

I was adding just a bit of PGA, but I never really made a bunch of VG. Mostly VG/PG mixes with a bit of water before I wanted the TH back.

With the Oils I always added a bit of PGA, more than .5%. Try 5%.

I did however clog more than one atty with 20% Lorann Anise, I do not know why...
 
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I noticed that the Tangerine oil from TPA separates. It's been sitting in a base of 70%PG 30% VG with .5% PGA for over a week and still separating. Is that okay??

The alcohol has most likely evaporated, and if you add a bit more it might evaporate before it has time to dissolve the oil. It's fine as long as it tastes fine, since mixing the oil with the alcohol doesn't get rid of anything, it just makes it mix more evenly with the rest of the liquid.
 

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I am not a chemist. If anything chemical were limited, it would still be illegal for a chemist to use it for anything other than research studies though.

Extraction and isolation is research, yes? Say a PG base...end result. hehee

I seem to recall that I got some "Research" in 75mg/ml but it was a bit pricey. It is a bit cheaper now that more people know about this forum, and share the wealth of information gained in our collective here.

Good thing I am a test subject/volunteer on homebrew CRT (Cigarette Replacement Therapy).
 
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