Vendor for all VG Sucralose

[EAPellow]

About a year ago, I had ordered some DIY mixing supplies, including some all VG sucralose. I could've sworn it came from e cig planet or DIY Flavor Shack, but I can't find this stuff ANYWHERE and my supplies are running low. I'm vaping a straight VG mix and all I can find are VG/PG mixes, many of them listing sucralose and some sort of "flavoring."

I finally found a mix that works for me - all VG with some sucralose for a slightly sweet vape, almost like that oddly sweet throat hit I'd get every so often from an analog. I just can't really deal with the taste of any flavor I've tried so far, but after looking around online for the last couple of days I can't find this sucralose. It's also helpful that it's very thin (I'm guessing from some addition of water),so it cuts the VG enough to make it useable in different hardware. I've got probably 60ml of 100mg/ml VG nic juice left, so this is the only ingredient I need to keep on vaping. Any help?

-Pelsky

 

[Spazmelda]

You can get sucralose in an aqueous solution. It's very concentrated, so you could just dilute it with VG and have your sucralose VG. It's called ez-sweetz.

You can even get a free sample here: http://www.ez-sweetzstore.com/servlet/Detail?no=7

 

[GRIBOUILLE22]

I have try a "sweetener" of PA, it's work for me

 

[EAPellow]

That EZ-Sweetz stuff sounds like a good idea, but it has a lot of excess ingredients in it, which is why it might be problematic or at least not ideal to take regular granulated sucralose and dissolve it. It has a bunch of stabilizers and anti-caking compounds in it.

EZ-Sweetz ingredients:

Filtered Water
Sucralose
Potassium Sorbate
Succinic Acid
Sodium Benzoate
Citric Acid

 

[EAPellow]

The VG sucralose I have is actually pretty tasty. If you drop some on your tongue there's this instant, warming sweet taste, almost like you just ate an entire armful of warm cotton candy. The VG just adds to the sweetness.

 

[Spazmelda]

EZ-Sweetz ingredients:

Filtered Water
Sucralose
Potassium Sorbate- Food preservative to inhibit yeasts and molds
Succinic Acid- Used in the food and beverage industusty primarily as a sweetener. Also used to control acidity.
Sodium Benzoate- preservative to inhibit bacterial and fungal growth.
Citric Acid- preservative and adds acidity

I use ez-sweetz in all my DIY mixes and it works fine. It's so strong that it doesn't take much, one or two drops for 100 mls is all I use. It doesn't have all the fillers (maltose and dextrose, iirc, that the packets of sucralose have in them).

Alternatively, maybe you could just get some powdered pure sucralose and mix it up yourself without the preservatives?

 

[EAPellow]

I did find pure powdered sucralose at ecigexpress, so I'm probably going to try that. The problem is that I'm not just using this at a low percentage to boost some sweetness in a mix, I'm using it as the only flavoring (though it is light). I don't know the amount I'm using off the top of my head, but it's likely around 20% of the total mix, with the remainder being 100 mg/ml VG nic and straight VG.

The sucralose that I have is almost the viscosity of water, so I'm going to have to try and recreate that as it cuts down on the thickness of my all-VG juice. Thatnks for the help though, I might get the EZ-Sweetz at some point just to try it out. It's always good to have options with this stuff.