esmoke4life

Need a little PG to thin out your vape?

Dont want to buy a gallon drum?

Only want to spend 99 cents?

Pure PG is available at:

Esmoke4life.com, The very finest in e-smoking products

Rocketman

this might not be a good time to advertise repackaged 100% pure PG without maybe a little more information about the source of this material
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esmoke4life

ALL my juice is factory sealed from Dekang, The finest in the world.

The PG is 100% pure Pharmaceutical grade from the good ol' USA.

Thanks for asking!

Tom

Rocketman

Tom,
the point I was trying to make was the reference to 100% pure.
99.5, 99.7, COA in your hands?
Rocket

VaporFiend

Let me see if I got this straight. Folks here who have been smoking cigarettes for decades are suddenly concerned about a few trace elements found in their vapor? It seems a bit ludicrous to me. There's no such thing as 100% anything in this world. As soon as the cap is opened, the product has been contaminated.

Rocketman

esmoke4life,
my apologies for disrupting your post. I'm sure your PG is "perfectly" acceptable. Your comment about 100% (not a big problem, we know nothing is 100%) U.S. Pharmaceutical Grade is what I was looking for, and the foreign manufacturer (Dekang) for your juice should be trustworthy also.
Thanks, and again sorry about disrupting your post, best of luck with your business.
Tom, one last edit::: I went back to your website, and there is no reference yet to Pharmaceutical Grade with the PG, unless I missed it. Go ahead and brag on your website.

We in the know have come to judge the source of the PG. This stuff is usually classified as USP, Food Grade, Industrial Grade, and Farm Grade. Typical analysis ranges from 99%, 99.5%, 99.7%. This also helps tell the type of processing and control of the product. Once opened and re-packaged water vapor can be absorbed. This would not be a problem, 5% water added is not what we are concerned with. Unless of course we lose traceability of the original lot and analysis. That would be a problem should the lot (40,000 to 50,000 pounds, or subdivided 55 gal drums) was ever recalled. How would the end user (us) know it a recall affected our stash? If you would like to refer to your product in an industry accepted manner (not 100% pure PG), indicating the original classification. Also indicating that you have on file a COA for the lot, or partial lot that you purchased would be comforting.

Fiend: I am not concerned about trace contamination.

The Rocket

damunster

I get my PG from my local pharmacy. USP, from Paddock Laboratories, Minneapolis, MN. and has a lot #. I feel its pretty safe. Flavors mostly from LorAnn

esmoke4life

I changed the site to 100% USP PG, Thanks Rocket.

Rocketman

Tom,
It's obvious you are in tune with the recent FDA efforts to make e-cigs look unreliable to the consumer and to scare them to their royalty earning cessation products.
I looked your site over and liked the informative but honest layout of the site. You give one of the better newbie oriented explanations of e-cig fundamentals.

The best of luck from the Rocket

nebraskapuffer

I don't want to sound arguementive VaporFiend but there is something in this world that is 100%. The FDA is 100% BS and 100% self serving and 100%.....well I think you can see my point LOL!!