JimmyPoppins

I'm more interested in *IF* these natural type food colors are safe to vape or are they going to cause more damage than their worth. I suppose I could always just use a little enamel paint to mark colors on the outside of the tanks... but then those would flake off over time I'm sure. Looks like I should have invested in colored devices rather than all clear ones.

I'm curious... Is food coloring safe to vape? The reason I ask is because it would be nice to be able to distinguish (by color) what I'm vaping. I have tanks and clearomizers in abundance and can usually never tell what flavor I'm vaping until I vape it. With food colors, I'd be able to tell which are which. I am not referring to artificial food colors. I'm not sure I would vape those even if I were told they are safe. I'm talking about natural (vegetable-based) food colors. Something like India Tree makes.... http://m.surlatable.com/product/PRO-136267/India-Tree-Natural-Decorating-Colors I know that not everything food safe is going to be vape safe, so I thought I would ask. I really don't want to buy colored tanks and clearos to replace all my clear style pieces (I have 12 tanks and 31 clearomizers that are all clear). Any help?

I have ordered several times from ECB, I find that most of their flavors taste somewhat chemical based... er... unnatural. I always have to steep them for a couple weeks for them to be properly vaped and enjoyed. Other than that, of the 16 I've tried, only 2 were garbage; Juicy Peach and Green Apple. Both never lost that rustic chemical taste. Could have been a bad batch but the others tasted great; blueberry cheesecake, apple cider, butterscotch, wild cherry, pineapple upside down cake, cappuccino, pink lemonade, etc.

Been a customer of MBV for over a month, very reputable company. For ejuice, I use them exclusively.

Dekang as well as Huff n Puff n Stuff are two of the absolute worst ejuice suppliers I have vaped. Both companies' juices taste very chemically unnatural and even with a month of steeping still taste "off". But just as has already been mentioned, someone's absolute "vape all day" juice could be another's worst tongue nightmare.

New to forum, but I did research about the most popular flavor being bought in the USA. I'll spare you the jargan and just get down to it. Juicy Fruit is the absolute top dog as far as sales go (in the USA). That particular flavor sells the best... unfortunately, I'm not a huge fan of it so its rather irrelevant for me to say "yay" or "nay". There are dozens of vendors who sell the flavor so it's highly "available". One vendor that I absolutely trust and use exclusively now is Mt Baker Vapor. I live in Oregon and they are based in Washington. That, actually, has nothing to do with it though. Their e-juice prices are just insanely cheap. They have tons of flavors and even a "build and name your own" feature on their website. Occasionally you may need to steep the juices but usually they arrive ready to vape. I can't say enough good things about them. I have tried, literally, dozens of ejuice manufacturers (foreign and domestic) and Mt Baker Vapor are the most reliable, consistent and cheapest I have found. My preference = 12-18mg nic, 20% PG and 80%VG I use Vision Spinner 1300 mah with Vision Clearomizer V2 I will say this... Flavors, manufacturers, etc., its all subjective.