Organic VG vendor??
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Virgin Vapors - order extra flavor in your bottles for 100% VG. They are a great company to work with, and their products are top notch.
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Heathers Heavenly Vapes offers the Purity Line ( 100VG) but I dont know if the flavors are "organic" only "organic" juice I know of is Virgin Vapor....
i tried almost every fruity flavor. Open source is awesome for organic but i tried all of their flavors so i need more vendors i tried virgin vapor before im only gonna buy it if i cant find a new vendor
If you like fruity flavors, I would recommend "Singing the Blues" and "Cherry on Top" from Virgin Vapors. I order mine with an extra shot of flavor, but if you like it to be more subtle you may like it better without. Those are both solid choices.
If you like mint at all, I highly recommend "Peppermint Chill" with an extra shot of flavor. Love it.
Suppliers of "organic" Glycerin USP (VG) should be happy to provide some sort of certification that their product is "organic" By "organic" I mean non-GMO plant-sourced glycerin that was produced without herbicides, insecticides, petroleum-based fertilizers and meets USP (pharmaceutical grade) specifications enforced by the FDA.
Glycerin can be made from a huge variety of crops: corn, soy and palm to name a few. Glycerin from palm oil comes mainly from Indonesia and Malaysia. The Glycerin USP produced from these crops is so highly refined it will not include any molecules other than glycerin and water. Residual chemicals (if any) will be negligible regardless if the crops were organically farmed or not.
Glycerin can be made from a huge variety of crops: corn, soy and palm to name a few. Glycerin from palm oil comes mainly from Indonesia and Malaysia. The Glycerin USP produced from these crops is so highly refined it will not include any molecules other than glycerin and water. Residual chemicals (if any) will be negligible regardless if the crops were organically farmed or not.
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Most of the flavors used in making juice are made with PG so it is hard to find 100% VG. Some places will call juice 100% VG if they only add VG but they have PG in flavors and sometimes nic.
This is a very good point, and an important distinction. Another great thing about Virgin Vapors - if you order 100% VG there will be absolutely no PG - 0%. That seems to be a pretty rare thing these days.
As far as nicotine bases used to make juices go the nicotine can be based in either PG (Propylene Glycol) or VG (Glycerin, or Glycol) or a mix of both. That's no problem. The rest of juice is mostly mixed with PG, VG or a combination of both. Flavorings and coloring can come mixed in PG, VG, alcohol or rarely: water base. PG based flavors are more common than VG based flavors.
VG is viscous (thick) and is often thinned to improve wicking in atomizers. PG, H2O and alcohol are choices for thinning VG.
VG is viscous (thick) and is often thinned to improve wicking in atomizers. PG, H2O and alcohol are choices for thinning VG.
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