The magic that transforms a battery-powered electronic cigarette into an immersive sensory pleasure is the liquid that’s inside. Vape juices contain a mix of propylene glycol, glycerol (another sticky chemical) and flavour compounds, often including coolants to produce a cooling sensation in the mouth. Nicotine can also be added in a variety of strengths to suit your needs.
While some vapers opt for nicotine-free e-liquids, most are attracted to the myriad of luscious fruit and dessert flavours to choose from. Other favourites include coffee, tea and soft drink concoctions.
Flavored Vape Juice: The Controversy and Why It Matters
Typically, Zeronic vape collection are made by combining base liquids such as PG and VG with flavor concentrates and optional nicotine. PG is a clear and odorless liquid that is responsible for holding the nicotine, flavourings and botanicals in suspension. It produces clouds of smoke-like vapor when heated and enhances the flavour, but can dry out the throat and mouth with repeated use. VG is a more viscous diluent that can produce thicker and denser clouds of vapor. Its sweet taste can mask other flavors and is preferred by many vapers who enjoy a smoother smoking experience.
Once the mix is perfected it’s blended using specialised equipment and often left to sit for a few days or weeks. The resulting e-liquids are then passed through rigorous testing to ensure they’re free from contaminants and contain the correct PG/VG ratios and nicotine strength.
Once a e-liquid is approved for sale, the bottle may have unique identifiers assigned to it and undergoes regular spot checks for quality assurance purposes. Once opened, vape liquids can oxidise over time if exposed to air and should be stored in a dark and cool place.
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