Vape juice (e-liquid) is a mix of nicotine (optional) and flavour, used to generate vapor that can be inhaled through electronic cigarettes and similar devices. This vapor contains less harmful chemicals than traditional cigarettes.
E-liquids can spoil over time. To preserve them properly, it is crucial that they are stored in a cool and dark cabinet.
Liquid
MechSauce Vape juice is a liquid mixture composed of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), along with flavor concentrate and, if desired, nicotine. When heated by your device, this e-liquid creates vapor that you inhale and there are various flavour options and VG/PG ratio options to select.
E-liquids don’t expire like food does; however, if stored in direct sunlight or heat they could potentially degrade over time. Even then it is very unlikely that any harmful chemicals from them would harm anyone consuming it.
Cuts Ice e-liquids, both short-fills and concentrates, go through a two-stage screening process which screens for any ingredients with carcinogenic, mutagenic/genotoxic, reproductive toxicity or respiratory sensitization properties – this goes far beyond current regulatory requirements even for 10ml bottles! With this data we are then able to easily create market overviews of flavors around the globe in an automated fashion; particularly useful for smaller businesses who lack resources necessary to categorize their products manually.
Safe
E-liquids, more commonly referred to as vape juice or vapor juice, contain ingredients such as propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin that are non-toxic when taken orally; however, inhalation at higher concentrations could be dangerous and cause throat irritation; they also contain nicotine which is an addictive chemical and should never be inhaled directly; unfortunately the Food and Drug Administration haven’t reviewed these products, making it impossible to know exactly what they contain.
Researchers can use this data to help them identify common flavoring chemicals, leading to increased regulation of e-liquids. For instance, the chemical diacetyl, used for buttery flavouring in microwave popcorn that gave factory workers popcorn lung, has since been banned by reputable manufacturers.
Reputable retailers only sell e-liquids that have undergone stringent quality controls, such as providing details about ingredients and nicotine strength so you can make an informed decision. Furthermore, childproof caps must also be in place in order to prevent accidental ingestion by children.
Addictive
E-liquid is a liquid used by electronic cigarettes to produce aerosol which is inhaled. Oftentimes it contains nicotine – an addictive chemical – as well as flavoring agents and propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin; occasionally other ingredients, including propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin may also be included as well as food-grade flavoring agents. Before using vape liquid it’s important to know its contents.
Most e-liquids consist of four basic ingredients; PG, VG, nicotine and flavorings. Their ratios may differ and there are many delicious flavor profiles to explore; from dessert to tobacco to fruit or even menthol!
For companies to produce a high quality e-liquid, companies need to conduct stringent screening of ingredients for potential carcinogenic, mutagenic or genotoxic properties before going through an intensive production process to meet strict regulations governing product manufacture. This ensures a safe product which you can confidently use with your vape device.
Form of smoking
E-cigarettes, JUULs and vape pens all use batteries to heat liquid into an aerosol that users inhale – an aerosol made up of nicotine, propylene glycol and other chemicals which then get absorbed into their lungs through inhalation.
Understanding the ingredients found in e-liquid is vitally important. Aside from nicotine, most e-liquids typically include propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), commonly referred to as “PG and VG.” These ingredients serve as main diluents for vape juice; usually mixed at either 70/30 or 50/50 ratios for maximum effectiveness.
These ingredients can cause lung damage, including scarring and narrowing of air passageways in and out of your lungs, as well as harm to brain development, raise blood pressure, narrow arteries and narrow your bronchiolitis obliterans, commonly known as popcorn lung – potentially life-threatening conditions. That’s why it is essential to choose organic e-liquid with USDA certification on its label for best results.
