DO NOT VAPE THIS!  Get your VG elsewhere if you plan to consume it.
Something is dangerously off with this brand of VG; I normally get my VG only from my favorite e-cig vendor, in large orders with other things, but a few months ago I just wanted to order only VG and get it fast without paying for shipping, so I came to find some VG I could get with my Amazon Prime membership, and this is the one I ended up ordering.<br /><br />Big mistake.  HUGE mistake.  I've been vaping my own juice mixes for about 2 years, and a year ago I switched to 100% VG-based juice, using only VG from either one of two trusted online vendors (I don't want to say which ones because I don't want this to look like an insidious form of advertising).  I'm a creature of habit and have been cycling the same recipes, same concentrated flavorings, same concentrated nic solution, same hardware (Aspire Triton and Triton II); the only thing that changed in the last few months is using this VG.<br /><br />I am very sick right now.  I have constant breathlessness, lightheadedness, chest heaviness, pounding heart sensation, soul-crushing fatigue.  It's not a problem with nicotine since I've been doing 3mg for almost a year and lately have gone through a few 0%.  For a while I did not even suspect it was my e-juice because my husband picked up a nasty respiratory infection from someone at his job, so I thought I had caught it from him, but that was weeks ago and our symptoms aren't remotely similar.<br /><br />I do notice that when I vape this VG more (I have a bad habit of chain vaping when studying, something that rolled over from my smoking days, but these sessions didn't use to wipe me out and make me think about calling for an ambulance).  A few days ago when I started getting suspicious about this VG and made some 50/50 PG/VG juices to see if something changed -- and yes, it did change.  Diluting this VG with PG made me thirstier but I could breathe a little easier.  Unfortunately I can't just go to 100% PG because 100% PG is the reason I switched to 100% VG in the first place.<br /><br />Something is suspect about this VG.  I don't know if it has to do with manufacture methods that meet Kosher requirements, or if this simply is not 100% VG as claimed (actually, we KNOW this is not 100% VG because this is something that you just don't see on the market at all, the highest quality USP grade VG is still about 99.7% pure - there will always be at least a tiny bit of water in it  -  HOWEVER, a truly safe-for-consumption high grade VG will NEVER claim 100% purity, you will see 99.7% somewhere on a label or lab result), or if it's contaminated, or bad batch, or whatever, I don't know.<br /><br />All I know is-lesson learned-do not buy cheap VG from anyone claiming it is 100% if you plan to inhale it.  Get it from an e-juice vendor since that is the surest way to get proper VG for putting in your lungs because if something's wrong with a vendor's VG, the online vaping communities will get the news out to protect each other in no time at all and the vendor will suffer serious financial losses very quickly.<br /><br />Using it to make soaps and lotions and whatnot: I'm sure this particular VG is just fine for making all that other stuff.  That's why I gave it three stars although I feel that is being too generous since the 100% claim is a lie (so I wonder what else is a lie...).<br /><br />But DO NOT VAPE THIS VG.
Rating: 3 stars