people with reactions to some juice
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You might want to try all organic/ all natural juice. I highly recommend Virgin Vapor.
Another one that I haven't tried yet, that offers all organic/ all natural is Vaperite. Both of these vendors have stellar reputations among those of us who can't take the artificial stuff without having bad physical reactions.
I started having terrible reactions to the chemicals and artificial sweetener/ flavorings with the 'mainstream' juices, but have had no problems at all with the juice from all-organic Virgin Vapor. Also, I can honestly say that Virgin Vapor has the best tasting juice I have ever had. Absolutely delicious and full of flavor! It even comes in glass bottles, instead of plastic.
Another thing you may want to consider is the poly-fill in many cartomizers. I use the Bud Sapphire cartos that don't have that material in them at all. They hold 1.5 mls of liquid, and are really easy to fill and use. The taste is clean, too, right off the bat.
I hope this helps!
Another one that I haven't tried yet, that offers all organic/ all natural is Vaperite. Both of these vendors have stellar reputations among those of us who can't take the artificial stuff without having bad physical reactions.
I started having terrible reactions to the chemicals and artificial sweetener/ flavorings with the 'mainstream' juices, but have had no problems at all with the juice from all-organic Virgin Vapor. Also, I can honestly say that Virgin Vapor has the best tasting juice I have ever had. Absolutely delicious and full of flavor! It even comes in glass bottles, instead of plastic.
Another thing you may want to consider is the poly-fill in many cartomizers. I use the Bud Sapphire cartos that don't have that material in them at all. They hold 1.5 mls of liquid, and are really easy to fill and use. The taste is clean, too, right off the bat.
I hope this helps!
People have a reaction to different things in juice. An actual allergy is less then 10%. Some people react badly to PG. Others like myself don't do well with too much VG.
If you have food allergies, like nuts or soy I'd stear clear of certain flavorings or even VG since it's vegetable based. What vegetable it actually is, I don't know.
I think Johnson's Creek has a warning about this in their FAQ. Someone with food allergies posted they had a bad reaction to a juice with banana flavoring.
If you have food allergies, like nuts or soy I'd stear clear of certain flavorings or even VG since it's vegetable based. What vegetable it actually is, I don't know.
I think Johnson's Creek has a warning about this in their FAQ. Someone with food allergies posted they had a bad reaction to a juice with banana flavoring.
I DIY for this reason. I can get hives with some juices although I haven't figured out what it was specifically. I also have had some VG that gave me mouth/lips irritation. Not all VG is created equal.
You may want to try getting some high quality 100% VG and 100% PG with no nicotine, and no flavoring - try vaping both and see if you have a reaction to either. If you don't, it may be certain flavorings. If you have a reaction to one and not the other you can probably move to vaping the one you don't react to.
Primevaping.com sells an organic line of juice. Some, if not all, of his tobacco's are naturally extracted.
It really irritates me that so many vendors fail to list exactly what goes in their e-juice. The fact that "Natural and artificial flavors" (or even "Organic flavors") suffices for so many things kinda ticks me off too. It just doesn't seem fair. It seems everyone has a sensitivity to at least one thing they bump into in their life on this planet, and sometimes it's a pretty unusual thing. Wouldn't it be nice if we had tools like a list of contents we just exposed ourselves to that could help us figure out exactly what that thing might be?
Breathing is kinda up there on the list of priorities, in my book anyway. I consider there to be a greater importance to knowing what I breathe than what I eat.
Breathing is kinda up there on the list of priorities, in my book anyway. I consider there to be a greater importance to knowing what I breathe than what I eat.
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