Not to mention that most of the “vaporizers” don’t vaporize and don’t produce vapor. They produce mist/fog/aerosol, a very different thing from vapor. It’s the same principle (and largely the same liquid) as in the fog machines at concerts.

Is it as strange as omitting which liquids were used? or what devices they were used in? or the fact that the diacetyl scare was so 2 years ago, and most flavor manufacturers now provided diacetyl-free flavoring?

I generally buy from Prime Vaping, Vaperite, and Backwoods Brew (although there’s only one flavor at BB I buy anymore, since I like higher VG content than most of his sit at).

Is the diacetyl in high enough concetrantion to be worrisome? That’s a strange bit of information to omit.

That’s why I buy liquids that are specifically diacetyl-free. If a place won’t tell you if it’s in it or not, don’t buy from them.