More than likely it came off the clothes of the person rather than from the lab itself. Finding it under the label to me wouldn't be that big of a deal to me as the bottles are more than likely taken from the lab area to another section for labeling. Well that is what I choose to believe anyway.
Pet hair sticking out of label on juice bottle..
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I got jacked...2 bottles today in the mail and not a single damn hair!!! Everyone else always gets the good stuff.
Pet hair on the label = not that bad, little black curly in the bottle = somebody is teabaging the vat of juice before bottling! This would give crab juice a whole new taste spectrum!
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Pet hair on the label = not that bad, little black curly in the bottle = somebody is teabaging the vat of juice before bottling! This would give crab juice a whole new taste spectrum!
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BONUS!
A fluffy white cat appropriated my first apartment and my heart when I was 18, and it took her a few years, but she cured me of my love for black clothes and furniture. Now I wear mostly neutral earth tones. Cat hair colors. It's just easier.
Don't worry, you can still wear black nail polish with earth tones!
Or sleeping. You know how many spiders we swallow accidentally in our sleep?
I do like spiders, but not really as a midnight snack type thing.
That about made me spit OJ all over my monitor.
I SO seriously wouldn't be bothered by a hair stuck to a label. Stuff happens. We ingest bug parts and hairs ALL the time in our food; the FDA calls them "unavoidable defects" and has established "maximum levels of natural or unavoidable defects in foods for human use that present no health hazard."
Defect Levels Handbook **
And the hair in question wasn't even IN the juice, just stuck to the label. Sheesh.
** Do NOT scroll down on that link if you don't want to know the particulars of what you're likely ingesting with every sip of coffee, bite of brocolli, etc. Trust me.
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How many insect parts and bird turds do you think you smoked while you were happily hammering down analogs during your smoking career?
Seems to me one hair partially stuck BEHIND a glued on label is pretty benign compared to what we used to put in our bodies.
Seems to me one hair partially stuck BEHIND a glued on label is pretty benign compared to what we used to put in our bodies.
I would not be worried about vaping an insect leg, or even a hair. It's just protein. I buy some pretty great mexican masa tamales out of the back of someone's truck ........ whom I know. She makes the best I've ever had.
The difference is, she is not a business, per se. We have to seek her out and only people who know her know she will make these for you. She is not selling on an internet site, and she has not opened a public restaurant.
Finding *stuff* in my juice is more about the conditions in the area where it is made, for me.
Kitchen table is for DIYers, not a business entity. I like to think that my product, which I am injesting into my body, is being made in a dedicated area that is free from spider webs, pets, dirty hands, snotty runny noses of children, etc.
If I wanted to buy DIY, I could approach about 200 people on this forum and get some juice for about 10 cents or less a ml.
To me, opening a business announces to the world that you are a professional. Therefore everything that happens between the time I order and the time I receive my juice should be done under, and in, a business professional manner. If you can't measure up to that, then just make DIY for your neighbors and friends.
I sometimes repair computers and operating systems for poor and elderly people I meet. I don't charge, I just try to fix their problems if i can. If I were interested in servicing mission-critical businesses, I'd get a web site, a business card, and I'd be charging at the level of expectation, complexity, liability etc. that is expected when you are a full-fledged business.......and charging accordingly.
Big difference if you ask me?
This definition of "mom and pop" that some people have just eludes me. There are a few small eateries and deli places here in AR that are mom and pop......but I can assure you, they are not making my sandwich over in their trailer house and running it over to the table I'm sitting at. They are a business, are inspected, and customers also get to SEE where their food is being made and served. Mom and Pop doesn't mean the garage, the basement, the kitchen table, or the tool shed.
Supporting some of these odd "kitchen table" concepts is the perfect avenue by which to backwards-advance our industry into the category of lauging-stock. That would be very unfair to the mostly highly professional vendors we have in the ejuice business, who are doing things RIGHT. 99% of them are doing things right.
The difference is, she is not a business, per se. We have to seek her out and only people who know her know she will make these for you. She is not selling on an internet site, and she has not opened a public restaurant.
Finding *stuff* in my juice is more about the conditions in the area where it is made, for me.
Kitchen table is for DIYers, not a business entity. I like to think that my product, which I am injesting into my body, is being made in a dedicated area that is free from spider webs, pets, dirty hands, snotty runny noses of children, etc.
If I wanted to buy DIY, I could approach about 200 people on this forum and get some juice for about 10 cents or less a ml.
To me, opening a business announces to the world that you are a professional. Therefore everything that happens between the time I order and the time I receive my juice should be done under, and in, a business professional manner. If you can't measure up to that, then just make DIY for your neighbors and friends.
I sometimes repair computers and operating systems for poor and elderly people I meet. I don't charge, I just try to fix their problems if i can. If I were interested in servicing mission-critical businesses, I'd get a web site, a business card, and I'd be charging at the level of expectation, complexity, liability etc. that is expected when you are a full-fledged business.......and charging accordingly.
Big difference if you ask me?
This definition of "mom and pop" that some people have just eludes me. There are a few small eateries and deli places here in AR that are mom and pop......but I can assure you, they are not making my sandwich over in their trailer house and running it over to the table I'm sitting at. They are a business, are inspected, and customers also get to SEE where their food is being made and served. Mom and Pop doesn't mean the garage, the basement, the kitchen table, or the tool shed.
Supporting some of these odd "kitchen table" concepts is the perfect avenue by which to backwards-advance our industry into the category of lauging-stock. That would be very unfair to the mostly highly professional vendors we have in the ejuice business, who are doing things RIGHT. 99% of them are doing things right.
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I have a moustache, so if my juice doesn't come with hairs, I add them myself.
You should see the conditions a lot of Chinese juice is made in...I prefer my hair to be American. 
Sign spotted outside popular American E-Juice Store:You should see the conditions a lot of Chinese juice is made in...I prefer my hair to be American.
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