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Reduced Flash
submitted over 8 years ago by sensfan5555

The biggest DIY site in Canada has flavours that have a RF in front of it (i. e. Rf Capella's sweet strawberry), as well as the original. I contacted what the RF stood for. They said it's "reduced flash", as to allow safer travel in airplanes. She told me they reduced the amount of ethyl alcohol in the product.

Anyone else have these options? And if so, how drastic is the difference?

I ordered Capella sweet strawberry (reduced flash version) without realizing Months ago, tastes great to me. Wondering if original is that much better?

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by quakasover 8 years ago

Ethyl alcohol is the easiest and most efficient way to dilute concentrates while maintaining its flavor strength as well shelf live, when you remove this diluent you'd have to re-formulate the flavor to maintain it's flavor profile and strength, but unfortunately this is not the case with the all the Capela's RF versions.

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by Zermachtover 8 years ago

Sounds like they just left it open. Probably a bit weaker than normal. Will need more info for proper analysis.

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by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

It's a different formulation and different product

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by Wayne0over 8 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Did ya check out the Safety Data Sheet. All the chemical names are Trade Secrets and CAS numbers are considered Proprietary. Like fuck.

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by mgremlinover 8 years ago

We've actually got some ourselves. It is an official new 'version' that seems to taste just the same at least to us. Haven't done a whole lot of testing with it yet though.

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by sensfan5555over 8 years ago

I'm probably gonna order the regular versions anyways since I go through it a lot and I'll compare and post results

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by BuryMeInSmokeover 8 years ago

Please do. CAP SS is a great flavour but I'm not a fan of the EtOH in it, would be great to know there's an alternative.

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