Dear Gang,
Hope your all well and enjoying your Christmas!
So, here's a thing, I ordered some new vape juice called unicorn milk and a mango one from the same company.
I checked out the ingredients and it mentions ethyl alcohol, I'm guessing this is used as a preservative like in a cough syrip. However, will alcohol get into my system or will as when being cooked in a meal the alcohol be burnt off in the vaping process?
I'm actually 17 years in recovery from alcohol, praise God!
And as well as attending AA regular meetings I set up and help run a volunteer support service at a local hospital outside work, helping people struggling get into recovery when they want help and have ended up in hospital. So, although Im totally cool having alcohol in a main meal for example, ie a white wine or brandy sauce etc. As when cooked its burnt off. I avoid cold deserts with alcohol in for obvious reasons lol.
As I'm keen to try these flavours I wondered what the score is, and I noticed some of my other juices that I havent tried actually have alcohol too.
Obviously it can't be really "intoxicating" or they wouldn't.be able to sell it lol. But as an alcoholic in recovery that is vapping a lot, wondered if there was any science or knowledgeable opinion out there on this?
Ie is it tiny amount and / or the heat of the coils will burn off the alcohol.
I'm just a bit worried as unlike a cooking sauce I will be inhaling the "burnt off" alcohol (if it is) and don't know if its rendered harmless already at that point?
I can obviously just avoid the ones with alcohol, but don't want to miss out on some nice brands and flavours unesersarily. Cheers and much love, M
Hope your all well and enjoying your Christmas!
So, here's a thing, I ordered some new vape juice called unicorn milk and a mango one from the same company.
I checked out the ingredients and it mentions ethyl alcohol, I'm guessing this is used as a preservative like in a cough syrip. However, will alcohol get into my system or will as when being cooked in a meal the alcohol be burnt off in the vaping process?
I'm actually 17 years in recovery from alcohol, praise God!
And as well as attending AA regular meetings I set up and help run a volunteer support service at a local hospital outside work, helping people struggling get into recovery when they want help and have ended up in hospital. So, although Im totally cool having alcohol in a main meal for example, ie a white wine or brandy sauce etc. As when cooked its burnt off. I avoid cold deserts with alcohol in for obvious reasons lol.
As I'm keen to try these flavours I wondered what the score is, and I noticed some of my other juices that I havent tried actually have alcohol too.
Obviously it can't be really "intoxicating" or they wouldn't.be able to sell it lol. But as an alcoholic in recovery that is vapping a lot, wondered if there was any science or knowledgeable opinion out there on this?
Ie is it tiny amount and / or the heat of the coils will burn off the alcohol.
I'm just a bit worried as unlike a cooking sauce I will be inhaling the "burnt off" alcohol (if it is) and don't know if its rendered harmless already at that point?
I can obviously just avoid the ones with alcohol, but don't want to miss out on some nice brands and flavours unesersarily. Cheers and much love, M
