Alcohol in best 510 vape pen e-liquids
Many of you may be wondering what kind of alcohol is used in the liquid in e-cigarettes and why there is alcohol. I decided to write a few words to answer these questions.
First, the alcohol used in Best 510 vape pen e-liquids has two basic functions: it adds flavor and makes the liquid less sticky. It is because of the alcohol that the liquid tastes more intense and therefore more pleasant to us. On the other hand, the reduced viscosity helps the liquid penetrate into the suction core and other materials, drawing the electronic liquid into the heating element - the clearomizer.
Only spirits with an alcohol concentration of 95% or more can be used in the best 510 vape pens. Distilled alcohol consists of 95% ethanol (C2H6O), with the rest of it water (H2O) and a small amount of impurities. In theory, you could use any available vodka in your e-liquid; However, due to the low concentration of ethanol, it may not bring the desired results. However, if you decide to use a widely used vodka, I recommend that you only use clear vodka. Any flavor additives found in flavored vodka will not only completely change the taste of the e-liquid, but the sugar in it will also damage the atomizer.
Do not use alcohol other than drinking alcohol in the best 510 vape pen e-liquids. Do not use drugstore salicyl alcohol, nor denatured alcohol used as a cleaning agent, and under no circumstances should you use lignin, which is composed of highly toxic and toxic methanol (CH3OH) and can cause death if consumed.
When it comes to how much-corrected alcohol should be used in the production of the best 510 vape pens, my advice is not to hyperbole. 1% alcohol in a liquid is definitely enough to reduce its viscosity. Simply put, 2-3 drops in a 10ml bottle is enough.
I want to end this post with good news for drivers. The ethanol used in e-liquids will not impair your ability to drive a vehicle because the alcohol content is too small.
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