ACID? oils? in ur e juice?

[EskimoVaper]

check this out. it's on a TW bottle i got in december or november. wtf.

[BlessedMeWithHisFire]

damn that some scary shit. I hate to say it but any vendor who gets their juice from outside the country better post a full ingredient list that a separate lab analyzed.

[Guineahill]

You might want to look up what those scary words mean. Chances are most of them are just fancy chemical names for normal flavorings and stuff. For example, 2-methyl butyric acid is just a flavoring. (Misspelled on the label or not? Hmmmm)

[BiilyBlavk]

Yes, I prefer our highly regulated American liquids.

As long as they've wiped off the kitchen table and fed the dog.

[Baby Huey-TTTeliquids.com]

Good point, and lol at Billy. We have come a long way as vapor's it seems, and so has vaping liquids and equipment. I am sure there is still a long road to go for all of it still.

[EskimoVaper]

You might want to look up what those scary words mean. Chances are most of them are just fancy chemical names for normal flavorings and stuff. For example, 2-methyl butyric acid is just a flavoring. (Misspelled on the label or not? Hmmmm)

I don't have to. I'm not worried about all that other stuff. I'm worried about the two oils and the acid that's in there. even in minute amounts, it's still not good.

[BiilyBlavk]

I don't have to. I'm not worried about all that other stuff. I'm worried about the two oils and the acid that's in there. even in minute amounts, it's still not good.

Many times an acid is needed to neutralize a solution that is too basic. Get the PH to 7, making it neutral. A solution that is basic will usually feel slimy to the touch.

Pure water is said to be neutral, with a pH close to 7.0 at 25 °C (77 °F). Solutions with a pH less than 7 are said to be acidic and solutions with a pH greater than 7 are said to be basic or alkaline. pH measurements are important in medicine, biology, chemistry, food science, environmental science, oceanography and many other applications.

[tjs]

I have a feeling "tobacco lead oil" is supposed to be leaf oil...
these tobacco "oils" are probably in a lot of liquids we're using. Essential oils, et. al.
and that acid is a flavoring.
probably nothing to get all up in arms about.
ascorbic acid is vitamin c, after all...

[jenntek]

Sounds like RY4 to me...

2,3,5-trimethyl pyrazine - Nutty flavoring
2,3,5,6-tetramethyl pyrazine - Nutty, cocao flavoring
2-acetyl pyrazine - Caramel, Nutty, Popcorn
I agree with TJS---> Tobacco Lead? I would say that is a type-O. meaning Tobacco LeaF Oil

[Guineahill]

I'm pretty sure there are a couple of typos on that label!

And just because something is an acid or an oil doesn't mean it is bad or harmful. Most of the mass produced liquids have both acids and oils in them. Not something to be concerned with in my opinion.