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TPA Juicy Peach
submitted over 8 years ago by Jacobneumann

I just received my order from bull city vapors, but on the bottle of Juicy Peach (TPA) it lists ethyl alcohol as an ingredient. Now i looked through my old bottles of the stuff and none of them list it. Is this a new recipe im not aware of, or has it always been this way? And on another more important note, is it safe to vape?

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by MedicatedDeveloperover 8 years agoMixologist

That's normal for the non PG/RF (reduced flash point) variants. Are you sure that maybe last time you got the PG or RF version?

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by Jacobneumannover 8 years ago

It has PG as an ingredient as well

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by MedicatedDeveloperover 8 years agoMixologist

Yes, the RF version has less alcohol and the PG version should have none. I don't have a RF bottle on hand to tell you if it changed place in the ingredient listing though.

Since it is a re-bottle and not direct from TPA it's hard to tell. It could just be an error on BCF's end. If they are re-bottling bulk I would chance a guess that they are using the RF version as it is much much cheaper to ship, especially large quantities.

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by Jacobneumannover 8 years ago

Is the RF version safe to vape? I use it as a single flavor recipe all the time

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by ceedee99ukover 8 years ago

It's TPA's new version of the flavouring - the component list shows ethyl alcohol at under 2%.

If you're concerned about vaping it, allow your juice to breathe for a few hours and the alcohol should evaporate.

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