Reaction with flavor makes milky-cloudy...

[MasonD]

So, I've got some lemon lime cooler flavor from flavor apprentice (natural and artificial flavor, polysorbate, pg, ethyl alc., vit e), which, on its own, is pretty clear. But when I mix it @ 20% in an 80/20 pg/vg mix at 9mg, *poof!* milky-cloudy weirdness. Seems to vape okay, but that's quite the reaction, and it's fairly instantaneous...

Anyone have any thoughts about why this may happen, or if it may be a problem to vape it?

 

[Hoosier]

Her lime does the same thing, so I suspect the lime component. Never had an issue with it. (Well, except that it is a tricky flavor to combine with others, but vapes good.). The lime mixes I've made clear up in a few days.

 

[flbutterfly1]

I have been worried about vaping this flavor because I thought the cloudiness was because it is oil based. Is It not oil based? If not I just love this flavor but only vape a few puffs at a time, it will become my new fav.

 

[Hoosier]

Linda of TPA/TFA calls oils oils and everything else flavor.

 

[5vz]

Wonder if it is the citric acid in the lime? I haven't used it, but I make all those citric acid based drink mixes at home and they cloud the h20, that is why they also add color to them like orange for Tang, etc...