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> From my understanding, many of the flavored juices contain Vitamin E That is incorrect; specifically the "many" part. Vitamin E Acetate was found is black ma
by scriptkiddy 7y ago
> From my understanding, many of the flavored juices contain Vitamin E
That is incorrect; specifically the "many" part. Vitamin E Acetate was found is black market(illegal) THC cartridges in the midwest. Vitmain E acetate is used in THC oils to increase potency. Legitimate THC oil producers in legal states do not use Vitmain E Acetate in their oils.
Nicotine juices are a completely different industry.There would be no reason for Nicotine juice producers to use Vitamin E acetate.
I understand why you would be misinformed though, because the articles on the subject have been very reactionary and exaggerated in order to stir up media frenzy and drive views and clicks.
- Nuzzerino 7y ago>I understand why you would be misinformed though, because the articles on the subject have been very reactionary and exaggerated in order to stir up media frenzy and drive views and clicks. It would have been great if we could have had this conversation without going there. One could easily say the same about some of your claims regarding the Vitamin E only being found in black market samples, and only in the midwest. Also, what is defined as a "legitimate" producer? Do you think every company out there that has a product in a supermarket follows every single law and regulation on the books?
- objectivetruth 7y agoOne "could easily say" all sorts of stuff, but the parent was correct. You can't suddenly shift the burden of proof to them to defend the nonsense non sequitir "every company out there that has a product in a supermarket follows every single law and regulation on the books."