Pluid Safety
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Well I received my first order of Pluid (reduced version) in the mail today and I have to say that this stuff is VERY TASTY!
I have to compare it to Good & Plenty candies with a hint of citrus too.
The only thing that I had to try it in was a shorty carto because my non-acrylic tank didn't come in the mail today
Personally I'm not fond of the taste from cartos so I am sure this will be even better in a tank.
My son says "you are gonna vape something that melts plastic" and my daughter -in-law says "her spearmint cracked her clearomizer the other day and that didn't concern you"......I love that girl!
I have to compare it to Good & Plenty candies with a hint of citrus too.
The only thing that I had to try it in was a shorty carto because my non-acrylic tank didn't come in the mail today
Personally I'm not fond of the taste from cartos so I am sure this will be even better in a tank.
My son says "you are gonna vape something that melts plastic" and my daughter -in-law says "her spearmint cracked her clearomizer the other day and that didn't concern you"......I love that girl!
Its REALLY good in a gen attyWell I received my first order of Pluid (reduced version) in the mail today and I have to say that this stuff is VERY TASTY!
I have to compare it to Good & Plenty candies with a hint of citrus too.
The only thing that I had to try it in was a shorty carto because my non-acrylic tank didn't come in the mail today
Personally I'm not fond of the taste from cartos so I am sure this will be even better in a tank.
My son says "you are gonna vape something that melts plastic" and my daughter -in-law says "her spearmint cracked her clearomizer the other day and that didn't concern you"......I love that girl!
I asked the pharmacist at Walgreen's where I could get a glass eyedropper and bottle, and she just gave me on! So, Walgreen's has them.
Polyethylene and polypropylene are very chemically resistant. Polycarbonate and acrylic are not. Never keep either in the presence of strong chemicals, and especially any petroleum product. Even so, the "poly" bottles and droppers may impart some flavor to the juice, even though many are shipped this way. Some, like Halo, ship only in glass bottles. I use their empties to store juices that come in plastic. But that's just me.
Polyethylene and polypropylene are very chemically resistant. Polycarbonate and acrylic are not. Never keep either in the presence of strong chemicals, and especially any petroleum product. Even so, the "poly" bottles and droppers may impart some flavor to the juice, even though many are shipped this way. Some, like Halo, ship only in glass bottles. I use their empties to store juices that come in plastic. But that's just me.
Just my 2 cents. I've vaped pluid in my RSM Cutlass. The plastic bottle does hold up. I mistakenly tried to vape pluid in a Bella tank and it went murky. I poured pluid out of the feeder bottle and no murkiness. I got several bottles of pluid for charity a couple of months ago. It came in the same type plastic bottles as the ones used in bottom feeders such as the RSM and Reo ( the bottles were bigger of course). No problems there.
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so pluid would eat a stardust alive then eh?
they are poly carbonate but supposedly less likely to be "eaten"
they are poly carbonate but supposedly less likely to be "eaten"
I have had pluid sitting in a standard juice bottle for probably two weeks now and it looks fine. I would like to hear more people on pluid being in a standard juice bottle.
Good to know someone else feels like I do. With all of the fantastic juice out there why would anyone want a nasty tobacco flavor? Like you said, to each his own.
I sure don't want a nasty tobacco flavor. A well done tobacco flavor sure is great tho.
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I know, and that's okay just like some people don't like coffee flavors. Like coffee, quality tobacco is a complex, highly nuanced flavor that some will never like, but to those who get to know the complexities they absolutely love it.
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Yes, but if I was trying to quit drinking coffee I wouldn't search for a coffee flavored beverage to help me quit.
No but if you were trying to quit caffeine it would make sense to switch to decaf. I didn't quit smoking because I didn't like the flavor. Besides, none of the tobacco flavors I like taste like a typical commercial cigarette, which don't have much flavor, but more like the tobacco used in pipes and fine cigars. If your worried that a tobacco flavor will make you want to smoke than by all means avoid them, but that's not the case for most people.
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Even if it tasted better than the real thing? I like some of the tobacco juices way better than I liked the taste of tobacco smoke.
Exactly. I didn't realize that I actually like the real taste of tobacco until vaping, because commercial cigs are a poor representation. I probably would have liked pipes and cigars, but the good stuff was more than I could afford, and with quality naturally extracted vapes who needs them.
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Burning it kills the flavor anyway. I smoked high end tobacco for a while, and I still like some of the juices way more.
Yep, just like if all someone had was the cheapest instant coffee they wouldn't realize that crap didn't represent what good coffee, hell even just regular Folgers, can really be. I realized before tho there was more to tobacco than what was in my cigs because of the great smell of smoke shops, or the awesome sent of someone smoking a pipe. And just the fact some people make a hobby out of fine cigars and are willing to pay loads for them. I get to reproduce that experience in vaping for a lot cheaper which I really dig
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