28 Vapes Later CCW Aniseed

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Ordered some of this to create some mixes with, but upon heading to the CCW website it states "Suitable for flavouring Ecig vapes - NO"

I'm confused, i thought if 28vapes stocked it, it would be safe to use?

[dragon]

Idk the ins and outs, but aniseed is a definite tank cracker, so it may have something to do with that. Hopefully someone will have a more detailed explanation for you

[fred]

I had a thread somewhere regarding CCW Coconut, and I can't remember the exact train of thought, but as dragon, said, possibly because its a tank cracker or possibly as it uses alcohol as a solvent.
Needless to say, I've been merrily using my CCW Coconut.

I'll tag 28VapesLater & Frogster (The Alchemist) for you

[28VapesLater]

It's because it's alcohol based rather than PG based, but it's still fine to vape, just not recommended by CCW themselves and is a tank cracker, hope this helps

[fred]

So 28VapesLater , is that the same for CCW Coconut?

[28VapesLater]

Aug 29, 2013 8:54:22 GMT fred said:

So 28VapesLater , is that the same for CCW Coconut?

Yep, the only ones that absolutely must not be vaped are the ones containing oil which are Lemon and Tutti Frutti

[monty]

If it is alcohol based it probably contains oils which some say are a health hazard in the long term.
I don't know if this is true but reputable eliquid manufacturers don't use oil. They certainly would if
they thought they were safe because they would be able to make much better flavours.