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This is what one of the manufacturers writes about each of the cooling agents now available:

WS-3 [TPA Koolada] is a menthol derivative. But unlike menthol, WS-3 is virtually nonvolatile, odorless and tasteless. WS-3 is one of the most used cooling agents in the market and it’s known for its clean immediate cooling impact and has been found to cool primarily at the roof of the mouth, the back of the mouth and the back of the tongue.

WS-23 is not derived from menthol. But like WS-3, it exhibits little or no odor or taste and has a low volatility. Sensory evaluations of WS-23 indicate that the product cools more in the front of the tongue and mouth. While the product has somewhat less cooling impact than that of WS-3, the cooling profile is more round and smooth in character.

WS-5 has been found to have approximately two and one-half times the cooling intensity of WS-3, it is one of the strongest commercially available coolants, yet exhibits a smooth and round flavor profile. WS-5 has been found to cool primarily at the roof of the mouth and the back of the tongue.

I've used mine almost constantly for the last two weeks and had absolutely no leaking problems.

Several of the others in the SL range have received good reviews at 4-8% so you might lose the throat irritation if you diluted the concentrate a bit more.

Mr Chope and I occupy opposite ends of the political spectrum - vaping may be the only thing we agree about - so I was trying to avoid direct contact.  

I'm hoping that he received 'assistance' in drawing up the Bill from one of the trade groups and that they may have published it independently.

That (unamended) recipe is also available on ELR.

The Chefs Choice range is rebottled Cupcake World.  

Chefs have always stated that the identity of the manufacturer(s) of all the concentrates in the Rebranded section is confidential for contractual reasons but I'm fairly certain that none are from Cupcake World.