koods said:

I wish someone would stuff my cupcake with jam

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gopher said:

ITs official, I hate vanilla eliquids, untill today my only experience with a vanilla elquid was Vanilla Custard from bargain ejuice, I bought the supplies to make a vanilla ice cream cause I thought that sounded tasty, but to me it taste exactly like the vanilla custard I had years ago if I remembering correctly

the recipe is https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/143364#the_trinity_vanilla_ice_cream_by_eyemakepizza

0.75% (HS) French Vanilla Icecream

5% (LB)  Vanilla Ice Cream

1.5% (TPA) Vanilla Swirl


now I got like 120ml of this vanilla to go through,and enough supplies to make like another litre of vanilla fluid


im looking forward to the next fluid i bought the supplies for, its called prickly victory


(INW) Cactus 1%
   
(CAP) Sweet Guava 4%

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Vanilla also tops the toxic list, due to the fact it contains the flavoring chemical vanillin, which can be harmful when inhaled. Again, chemicals like this one "have been linked to cell death," Caleb Backe, a health and wellness expert at Maple Holistics, tells Bustle.

This was revealed in a study published in the American Heart Association's journal, Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, which showed that some flavors of vape juice can impair blood vessel function, which is an early indicator of heart damage. The flavors tested in the study were burnt flavor, vanilla, cinnamon, clove, butter, strawberry, banana, and spicy cooling.

Along with burnt flavor, clove, and cinnamon, vanilla caused higher levels of the inflammatory marker interleukin-6 and lower levels of nitric oxide, even when used at low levels, according to Women's Health. And that can certainly be detrimental to heart health over time.

The thing is, certain ingredients can be tricky to avoid due to the fact juice ingredients aren't always clearly listed on the bottle, or made available to consumers. But it never hurts to read labels and avoid companies that aren't trying to be transparent.

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feevers said:

Do you really trust the chemicals sold by a company called "bargain ejuice" to be safe to heat up and suck into your lungs?

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