So I've decided to mix my own juice

[Tomas77]

First of all, hi everyone.

So long story short, I've decided to start mixing my own e-juice because it's like 10x cheaper. I' bought all the things I need online: VG, PG, nicotine solution, flavorings.

Was really excited when I got everything, was ready to start mixing right away. Untill I looked at the back packaging of one of the flavorings. And saw this







































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Any comments or thoughts?

My only thought when I saw this was..f**k no! Ain't mixing this sh*t anymore

Anyway, should I be worried? Because this looks a little bit..unsettling

P.S. And people worry about PG and VG possibly being harmful. Compared to this crap, both of them look like fruit juices to me.

 

[Eskie]

What flavoring is that? Is that even a flavoring, or is it a paint stripper?

 

[gin828]

What flavoring Company? I would not mix it at all in anything i would eat, drink, or vape!!!

 

[Tomas77]

It's Inawera. Lemox mix. Could it be counterfeit?

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[SteveS45]

I must say it almost sounds like this isn't for vaping and more of an air freshener or aroma therapy type of stuff. Since tanks spit and it says fatal if swallowed I would not mix it in my e-Liquids. Maybe someone who uses Inawera flavors will contribute.

 

[Eskie]

Not sure why a counterfeit would go to the trouble of warning you not to use their product. There are several threads in the e liquid DIY subforum here, you might want to check them out.

 

[CoreyDog]

Wooo I wouldn't even consider using that.... Have nearly 100 flavours and none carry warnings.

If you order some more try The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) branded flavours from a reputable supplier.

 

[daviedog]

I use inawera flavors, and they are top notch.
Never saw labeling like that.
Usually purchase at wizard labs.

Thought the label you posted was so Scary, i went to their website to look around.
They seem to be a straight e-cig flavor producer.

What you have???????
DON'T VAPE IT..

 

[puffon]

Could it be because it contains alcohol.... ??
Might try e-mailing Inawera and ask???

 

[Bonskibon]

Does it contain any directions for use on the bottle itself? I ask because it doesn't even appear to be a flavoring at all. I also would not mix it in anything to vape.

 

[Tomas77]

I just sent Inawera a message, asking what's the deal with all this and whether all of their flavorings contain these compounds.

By the way, only one flavoring the Lemox mix from Inawera came with packaging. I also have 3 flavours from Capella, 1 from Flavor west and 2 from same Inawera.

Here are the pictures of the bottles.

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Yes, I bought the flavors from some UK retailer called chefs flavours. And I don't like that it says "bottled at: Chefs Flavours. I mean, what does it even mean bottled? So it's not original, right? If it's bottled at some UK retailer? If it said bottled "FOR" then maybe manufacturer bottled and labeled specifically for them. But that "AT" doesn't look right to me.

Also, the Inawera flavours are exactly the same. Same description, same ingredients everything.
But..the one that came with a packaging and horrible ingredients is different. I mean the bottle is different. Here's the picture

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Anyway, I don't know what to think anymore. On the bottle at the ingredient list it says pg, water and flavourings. But what exactly are those flavourings are made of? Maybe it's all those same compounds like limonene, B-pinene, citral, terpinolene and geraniol that included in flavourings and "FLAVOURINGS" just used to possibly hide those compounds?

Please advise what should I do beause now I'm freaked to use any flavouring that I bought.

 

[440BB]

If you search here on ECF for Inawera Lemon Mix or Wera Lemon Mix it looks like it has been used by a number of DIY folks and they give it high marks. Perhaps you are just getting new packaging, but it looks legit to me.

I've found Inawera flavors to be both good and very potent in general. Their advice to start with 1 - 2% is a good idea. Good luck with your mixes!

 

[daviedog]

I just sent Inawera a message, asking what's the deal with all this and whether all of their flavorings contain these compounds.

By the way, only one flavoring the Lemox mix from Inawera came with packaging. I also have 3 flavours from Capella, 1 from Flavor west and 2 from same Inawera.

Here are the pictures of the bottles.

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Yes, I bought the flavors from some UK retailer called chefs flavours. And I don't like that it says "bottled at: Chefs Flavours. I mean, what does it even mean bottled? So it's not original, right? If it's bottled at some UK retailer? If it said bottled "FOR" then maybe manufacturer bottled and labeled specifically for them. But that "AT" doesn't look right to me.

Also, the Inawera flavours are exactly the same. Same description, same ingredients everything.
But..the one that came with a packaging and horrible ingredients is different. I mean the bottle is different. Here's the picture

фотохостинг png

Anyway, I don't know what to think anymore. On the bottle at the ingredient list it says pg, water and flavourings. But what exactly are those flavourings are made of? Maybe it's all those same compounds like limonene, B-pinene, citral, terpinolene and geraniol that included in flavourings and "FLAVOURINGS" just used to possibly hide those compounds?

Please advise what should I do beause now I'm freaked to use any flavouring that I bought.

Go flavorless, until you get it all sorted out..

 

[r77r7r]

How'd you get the labels peeled off so nicely?

 

[Tomas77]

Have no idea. I just did.

 

[skoony]

Can someone translate the non-english portion on that labeling?(Polish?)
Maybe it's a mix up of some sort from the printers.Mike

 

[glasseye]

I have it, use it and have seen the new scary label. It's all about dilution. I only use maybe .5%. INW WG are super freaking strong. And please, for the love of puppies, don't give it to your fish.

 

[ceeceeisme]

That's a legit bottle of Inawera flavoring. The EU has more stringent labeling requirements than here in North America.

If vapers knew all the chemicals used in the processing of "food grade" flavoring, most would be vaping unflavored e-liquid.

 

[NU_FTW]

Wooo I wouldn't even consider using that.... Have nearly 100 flavours and none carry warnings.

If you order some more try The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) branded flavours from a reputable supplier.

You mean you dont order directly from TPA/TFA?? I dont mess with the middle man i do bulk size orders though too.

 

[Tomas77]

But how on earth can it state on the label "May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways"? For the love of God, we do actually inhale this stuff and like someone said here, most e-cigs spit juice and mine sometimes, well not sometimes, more like most of the time spits like hell. So that stuff actually enters my mouth and obviously enters my lungs. What the actual f**k?? I know it's tiny amount but still. What if someone used like 10% of the flavoring?