E-liquid reviews that name the flaws
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What is vape juice made of? PG, VG, nicotine and flavourings, plus sweetener in some, with the amounts three lab studies actually measured.
Continue reading: What is vape juice made of? Four parts, measured
How many calories are in a vape: 2, 10 and 30 mL of e-liquid worked from PubChem densities and the EU food-label factor, and why inhaled is not eaten.
Continue reading: How many calories are in a vape? The label-law maths
News Nicotine Labelling Safety
What happens if you swallow e-liquid, per the FDA and NHS: the harms to children, who to call in the US and UK, and how much nicotine a bottle holds.
Continue reading: What happens if you swallow e-liquid? FDA and NHS answers
How to tell if e-liquid has gone bad, sign by sign: what a 24-month aging study measured for colour, flavour and acidity, and what it never tested.
Continue reading: How to tell if e-liquid has gone bad: 24 months of data
News Labelling Flavour Nicotine
Should you store e-liquid in the fridge? The 24-month trial with a 4 C dark arm says yes for flavour. We read it; the retailers arguing do not cite it.
Continue reading: Should you store e-liquid in the fridge? The 4 C data
Nicotine oxidation is why e-liquid turns dark brown in the bottle. We read the forced-degradation data on what heat, light and oxidation do to nicotine.
Continue reading: Why does e-liquid turn dark brown in the bottle?
Reviews Formats Nicotine Labelling
No, the reverse: a Health Canada trial found salt liquids kept 85% of their nicotine to freebase's 74%. The spread inside each format is the real story.
Continue reading: Does nicotine salt e-liquid expire faster than freebase?
News Labelling Nicotine Formats
Three archived Health Canada recall notices for bottled e-liquid publish batch codes, volumes and per-flavour nicotine strengths that the brands themselves, in the material we could open, do not print where a buyer can read them.