Flavour Charts

[Super-Shiny]

Don't know how accurate they are but worth looking at.

Chart 1: CLICKY
Chart 2: CLICKY

[Gasper]

Very useful, thanks for posting them.

[stewarty]

Great find Rom

Most of my concentrates are Flavour West and wasn't sure how strong they were, Now I have a whole list

[Deleted]

any chance we could have these stuck please, cherry on top ? very useful

[collie2011]

Can't see them properly on my tablet but will definitely look at that in the morning.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using proboards

[fred]

From the first link, why are these considered not safe for vaping?

Cupcake World

Cupcake World^[4] is a food flavouring manufacturer that does NOT specialize in vape related flavourings. However, through compiled user experiences and an email from the company, their flavours appear to be safe for vaping aside from the following:
Aniseed
Chilli
Christmas Cake
Coconut
Ginger
Lemon
Lime
Liquorice
Orange
Pineapple
Rose
Tutti Fruiti

I'm guessing Frogster (The Alchemist) is the main man for this - it's his info after all, but any help appreciated, as I've got their coconut

[Gasper]

might have Diacetyl in them, fred

[Deleted]

Mixing is clearly in the eye of the beholder and whilst this is definitely useful as a reference for flavours that we haven't tried, some of the data in here does not tally with my personal experiences. CCW flavours for example, a blanket statement of 20% is a bit dangerous - CCW Cream is so concentrated it should be 1-2%. Clarity on why certain flavours are not suitable needs to be added, i.e. dangerous to health vs dangerous to tanks.

I also disagree with some of the F'art tobacco %'s and I would recommend Cap French Toast to be mixed at 0% ...

Tastebuds differ and I suspect any definitive list is likely to be entirely subjective.

I'll get off my soapbox now

[Deleted]

Apr 27, 2013 20:54:36 GMT Gasper said:

probably got Diacetyl in them, fred

Orange for example is supposed to be a tank cracker ... not in my experience

Others might have oils in them which will gunk your atty up ... unsafe means a number of things

[Deleted]

Apr 27, 2013 20:47:10 GMT fred said:

From the first link, why are these considered not safe for vaping?

Cupcake World

Cupcake World^[4] is a food flavouring manufacturer that does NOT specialize in vape related flavourings. However, through compiled user experiences and an email from the company, their flavours appear to be safe for vaping aside from the following:
Aniseed
Chilli
Christmas Cake
Coconut
Ginger
Lemon
Lime
Liquorice
Orange
Pineapple
Rose
Tutti Fruiti

I'm guessing Frogster (The Alchemist) is the main man for this - it's his info after all, but any help appreciated, as I've got their coconut

probably best to refer to the guide in mixology that Frogster (The Alchemist) posted ... probably more accurate and up to date

[fred]

Apr 27, 2013 20:54:36 GMT Gasper said:

might have Diacetyl in them, fred

Might have?

But 'might' the others have it as well?

And @ashmal, would tank cracking be a safety issue in this instance?

[Deleted]

Apr 27, 2013 21:01:01 GMT fred said:

Apr 27, 2013 20:54:36 GMT Gasper said:

might have Diacetyl in them, fred

Might have?

But 'might' the others have it as well?

And @ashmal, would tank cracking be a safety issue in this instance?

diacetyl is a health hazard www.ecigadvanced.com/blog/diacetyl-popcorn-lung-and-electronic-cigarettes/

tank cracking just means that you need a glass tank to protect your gear ... triacetin is a culprit for this

[Deleted]

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/13481/eliquids-cause-issues-tanks

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/13569/flavouring-ingredients-avoid

[fred]

Apr 27, 2013 21:03:05 GMT @ashmal said:

Apr 27, 2013 21:01:01 GMT fred said:

Might have?

But 'might' the others have it as well?

And @ashmal, would tank cracking be a safety issue in this instance?

diacetyl is a health hazard www.ecigadvanced.com/blog/diacetyl-popcorn-lung-and-electronic-cigarettes/

tank cracking just means that you need a glass tank to protect your gear ... triacetin is a culprit for this

I know the 2 answers you gave already, but they don't really answer the questions I asked.

And on the MSDS sheets that Frogster (The Alchemist) posted, there is no mention of diacetyl in any of the flavours as far as I can tell.

The only difference I can see on the list of flavours I posted, is the solvent used. Now a lot of them use Ethanol, or Ethyl Alcohol, which must be OK, aas we can add Vodka. I can see there may be a problem with Lemon flavour, as it uses vegetable oil.

[Perpetua]

Apr 27, 2013 20:54:36 GMT Gasper said:

might have Diacetyl in them, fred

Oil in some of the fruits, Acetyl Propionyl and or Acetoin would be my guess fred.