Anybody tried these?

[u8myufo]

I was wondering if anybody had come across and tried any concentrates from HERE, if so what was your overall impression? I appreciate they are not listed as Ecig liquid but after enquiring I got a quick friendly reply back. Choices are limited but the price looks good for 30ml bottles.


Hi Richard
Thank you for the enquiry.

Our flavour Drops are suitable for e-cig flavourings. We have many customers who use for this purpose. All our Flavour Drops are water based so they are all suitable for e-cigs. Some flavourings are already mixed with propylene which basically dilutes them.

Our Flavour Drops are in essence pure flavourings, so if they are used with e-cigs they go a very long way only 5% flavouring is required.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards.
Mat.
--
Mathew Froggatt

Sales Executive

 

[ZT]

these look interesting ..

Id personally like a little more detail on the makeup

 

[SouthernVaper]

I agree could be interesting, looks like they are water soluble from description so may be worth a crack but as ZT said be better with more info about what is or isnt in them

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

Shoot the company an email and ask for the ingredients of their entire Flavour Concentrate line.


Any with OIL in them ARE BAD. DO NOT USE OIL BASED FC's in mixes, I can not stress this enough!!


Once they reply, let me know and I will add them to our Wiki List

 

[clint]

these look interesting ..

Id personally like a little more detail on the makeup

I've just been on the phone to someone who can't confirm the ingredients of their flavour drops so they are going to find out and call me back.

I have also just found out that they get their flavours from here
http://specialingredients.co.uk/sho...wP5WK34gKFdCSkDyDXNtxe5nW0AQ&shop_param=cid=&

 

[clint]

So I've just got a call back. The lady said she spoke to the managing director who said that because it's not for food use they will not state what the ingredients are as it is a trade secret but she assured me that all the flavours are water based.

She also said that the flavour drops were highly concentrated and when used in baking you would only need about 2mls per litre of cake mix.

 

[clint]

Also just found this on the specialingredients.co.uk website

Flavour Drops are highly versatile and can be used to flavour a large variety of different foods and drinks. They are ideal for flavouring: Cakes, Icings, Fondants, Ice Cream, Sorbet, Cupcakes, Pastry, Salads, Sauces, Frostings, Ganaches, Deserts, Cocktails, Drinks, Creams, Wines, Beer, Water, Sweets... The list is endless. Flavour Drops are premium quality water soluble intense flavours which provide a exceptionally efficient method of adding flavour. Because Flavour Drops are highly concentrated they can be used sparingly 1-2 ml is ample to flavour approx. 1 litre of base liquid. Comes in glass bottle with pipet for easy use and measuring. The shelf life of flavour drops is 18 months to 2 years - Please store in dry, cool conditions and not in direct sunlight

 

[SouthernVaper]

what a bullshit answer, sorry but they look to me to be promoting it as for food use and because you dont want to use it for food they wont say, what if you did ie I want to put it in my cakes.

Its to do with your health and the fact that you dont want to vape anything you shouldnt, surely they could tell you there is nothing harmful at least or do they not know????

Sorry for the rant but I think that is p poor answer although we now know its water based which it already said on the site anyway.

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

So someone needs to call them and ask about food usage and claim allergies to certain ingredients.

We just need to know if they are water/pg/vg/alcohol or oil based.

 

[clint]

According to that woman there's no oil so if someone phones to say that they are T-total with an allergy to PG then it should narrow it down for us. (And remember to say it's for cakes or something).