VG - Approved by FDA?

[Gitum]

I am in the process of writing a paper on vaping and I very easily located propylene glycol on the fda website noticing that it is GRAS.

Vegetable glycerin however I can not locate on their website as being recognized as GRAS for consumption.. Any chance anyone has been able to find this page?

I have also searched for Glycerol, Glycerine, and Glycerin and still only found mono and diglycerides.

 

[stevegmu]

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[man00ver]

Here you go:

Select Committee on GRAS Substances (SCOGS) Opinion: Glycerin and Glycerides

 

[FastCarsAndCubanCigars]

Since you are writing a paper check out OPTIM....It's a chemical that is approved by the FDA and when it was tested against VG on the UV test it had next to no impurities. Virtually it's the safest stuff you could put into e-liquids. Do some research on OPTIM.

Their is one e-liquid vendor that is currently in the R&D process and is using Optim there juices instead of VG...kinda cool in my opinion.

 

[Gitum]

Since you are writing a paper check out OPTIM....It's a chemical that is approved by the FDA and when it was tested against VG on the UV test it had next to no impurities. Virtually it's the safest stuff you could put into E-liquids. Do some research on OPTIM.

Their is one E-liquid vendor that is currently in the R&D process and is using Optim there juices instead of VG...kinda cool in my opinion.

Ahhh very interesting! I will definitely look into that. Thanks for the information.