Workable e-liquid?

[Vidyut]

I just refilled my first cart. Mixed pretty much on the fly, but this is what I done.

The base

VG 50%
Distilled rose water 50%

Added a *touch vanilla essence (water based) maybe contains oil, but not listed for sure

Another cart I added a *touch of steam vaporizer liquid for colds (eucalyptol, menthol, etc in it)

Both turned out fantastic. No nicotine. Since I'm going to make the big adjustment from analog to 'e', might as well adjust to the nicotine deprivation while maintaining the physical habit. Added benefit being that e-liquid leaking into my mouth no longer feels like its trying to assassinate me.

I wrote a touch as in verrrrry little (I made them in 5ml quantity). I took some in a dropper and dropped it back. What remained in the dropper I used by taking in my base and dropping it back. The smell was quite nice. Not weak at all. I think the vanilla could be stronger, but the cold liquid was just perfect.

Anyone spot any atty/lung issues on the horizon if I continue with this?

 

[Sign-Man]

I would suggest talking to your pharmacist if your going to use substances not usually discussed here.

 

[Vidyut]

Thanks Sign-Man,

What do I ask him? People here are clueless about e-cigs He'll just look at me real dumb and ask me to buy a pack of analogs....

I explain the device and what I'm planning to do. He said that the rose water was distilled and shouldn't have any residue or anything harmful in it, since its used in food, beauty products and mists too (the spray kind). The vanilla he wasn't sure about, but said that it probably would be okay - I decided to give it a shot and see what happens and ditch it if it doesn't work(?), the cold fluid he thinks should be fine as long as I don't concentrate it too much, since it was made for inhaling.

No residue seems to be on my atty as yet. No TH, but I wasn't expecting one either. No irritation or anything else seems to be happening. How do you find out if the liquid is okay?

Anything else I should be asking in the absence of an established understanding of the requirements locally?