Is there a special type of propylene glycol I need to make e-liquid (I know, dumb question)? Can I use this stuff from Amazon, for example? This should be health grade 99.9% pure. I see many people commenting that they use it for e-liquid, just want to make sure before I put it in my body. I just wanted to make sure there isn't some special requirements for e-liquid. Any and all advice is appreciated!
https://www.amazon.com/Propylene-Glycol-99-9-Pure-Kosher/dp/B075RGZX7G
The essential depot, on amazon is a really good choice as well, they carry both VG and PG at good prices and it is high quality, but the one you have looks fine as well :D I wish you the best and if you have any other questions or issues dont hesitate to ask :D happy vaping :D
As long as it's usp rated
It appears as though it is! Momentum Fulfillment is legit as well. Just wanted to make sure. I usually buy PG directly from vape companies, so wanted to make sure. Thank you!
That indicates it's been lab tested as food grade. If it has that you're good. I buy most of mine off Amazon
Make sure it says USP vegetable glycerine or USP propylene glycole. If it does not, then don't even think about it.
I discovered that bottles simply labeled as "glycerine" at Walmart in Canada, contains animal fats. It's likely all Walmart glycerine does, but I can only personally confirm Canada.
It says 99.9% pure food grade USP right on the bottle. I think that should suffice, right?
USP is a step up from food grade so that's redundant. That being said of course it's safe for food, USP just means it's also safe for inhalation. Flavor extracts never break into USP territory so they are another unknown in the vaping equation as they reside in food grade (ingestion). If vaping proves to be damaging in the long term, it will likely be something aside from the usp glycerines used.
i use usp from shoppers/pharmaprix
recently picked up my usual vg / vg nic base from dashvapes
terrible for the winter though the vg gets stiff
It can also be BP grade (British Pharmacopoeia) and there is probably an EP for Europe too. I see BP and USP stuff here in Australia. You state “Health Grade” which aho Lange pharmaceutical quality. Tech grade is what you wanna avoid. That’s chiller fluid or antifreeze.