TSC's price for PG at $21/gallon is lower than many other sources. Is it any different for DIY use?
Tractor Supply PG - OK for DIY?
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OMG! do you know that stuff is antifreeze!?!?!?!
just kidding,,, yea several people use it
just kidding,,, yea several people use it
If it's USP (pharmaceutical grade) then it's good. But you have to ask yourself what you are going to do with a gallon of PG? Once a USP product seal is opened and exposed to open air it should be used within about 18 months. If you want to keep it longer then plan on devoting some of your freezer space for it and buying some bottles it keep it in.
That's what I use .... And haven't turned into a farm animal yet. Tho my better half does say I'm a .....**.
I haven't even opened it and the wife calls me an old goat!
Saw it mentioned in the DIY forum here. TSC doesn't sell it online but it's been in and out of stock at my local retail store.
Ideal Animal Health Propylene Glycol, 1 gal.
$20.99
In Stores Only - Check Availability
SKU 2209731
Medication | Brand : Ideal Animal Health | Cattle : Yes | Life Stage : Adult | Type : Liquid
Ideal Animal Health Propylene Glycol is for use as an aid in prevention and treatment of Ketosis (Acetonemia). Complicating conditions such as milk fever, mastitis or metritis must be treated separately. Ketosis is associated with one or more of these conditions. This product may be used in conjunction with medication intended for treatment of those conditions. Mix with feed or use as a drench. Use as a preventative or as a treatment.
Ingredients:
Propylene Glycol
Saw it mentioned in the DIY forum here. TSC doesn't sell it online but it's been in and out of stock at my local retail store.
Ideal Animal Health Propylene Glycol, 1 gal.
$20.99
In Stores Only - Check Availability
SKU 2209731
Medication | Brand : Ideal Animal Health | Cattle : Yes | Life Stage : Adult | Type : Liquid
Ideal Animal Health Propylene Glycol is for use as an aid in prevention and treatment of Ketosis (Acetonemia). Complicating conditions such as milk fever, mastitis or metritis must be treated separately. Ketosis is associated with one or more of these conditions. This product may be used in conjunction with medication intended for treatment of those conditions. Mix with feed or use as a drench. Use as a preventative or as a treatment.
Ingredients:
Propylene Glycol
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I mostly vape unflavored. I get the Tractor Supply PG (when they have it in stock...seems to go off the shelf fast) and Walmart VG (when they have it in stock) and nic I order online. Yeah, a gallon will last me about 10-12 months, so I'm good for awhile.
I wonder why both TS and Walmart have trouble keeping PG and VG in stock...lot's of vapers or sick cows?...inquisitive minds...
I wonder why both TS and Walmart have trouble keeping PG and VG in stock...lot's of vapers or sick cows?...inquisitive minds...
Pure VG is my specialty... It's the only mix I can't screw up
I find it best to call your local TSC and see if they have it in stock, if not they'll order it for you
I have checked a couple different walmarts and never seen the VG. What dept do they stock it in?
Health and Beauty .. 1st aid.. Should be in either of those.
VG is also a laxative...
It works for me.............after using it for a couple months though, I do find myself with an un-natural desire to buy john Deere products for some reason. ....
This season of the year, I'm keeping my PG in the trunk of my car.
You may have to check TSC every week for a month or so in order to grab it when it is on the shelf.
The VG at Walmart has always been available, at least here. It is on the bottom shelf, yeah, next to the rubbing alcohol.
You may have to check TSC every week for a month or so in order to grab it when it is on the shelf.
The VG at Walmart has always been available, at least here. It is on the bottom shelf, yeah, next to the rubbing alcohol.
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