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How did you mix it? "cloud chasers" typically use a mix that is mostly VG, but too much VG can clog your coil. 100% VG is fun to play with though that shit is straight up poison to your lungs. Here's a funny video from Pilipinas Got Talent where a guy totally rips on cloud chasers. Scrub...

@natureboygrower It's all about money. Plus terpenes aren't cannabis specific, you can get them from a lot of sources, some regarded as trash like citrus peels (limonene).

@booms111 If it is triacetin, PG will mix and if it does separate it will remix easily. VG and triacetin shouldn't stay mixed for long and won't remix easily without heat. PG and VG mix at room temp and will stay mixed, sometimes the cannabinoids will separate, but shaking it will easily remix...

@booms111 If you are into experimenting and you have some VG and PG, try mixing a little of each into separate containers with some of the liquidizer and see if they remain mixed. It may be difficult to see the separation, but if you do it in a 3ml syringe (doesn't everyone have these? lol...)...

I will wait a bit and email them as well. Once one of us has the SDS, we can figure out what's in it. I have a feeling it is going to come back blank though... Companies have been taking advantage of a loophole lately that allows them to list toxic chemicals as non toxic as long as the...

What is the name of the product? I will email them too. I may already have the SDS...

Write them back and kindly ask for their SDS. If this is a US company they are required by law to release this to you upon request. Then please share it with the rest of us. Claiming that "1,000's" have used the product without complaint sounds like some BS excuse to side step your complaint.

I would ask them what is in it. That is suspect that they don't list the ingredients on the bottle... The smell is concerning, it sounds like it has reacted with something and instead of taking the loss they decided to expose their customers to toxic shit.

What company told you this? What's in their ingredients? The reason I ask is because some companies use things like PG, PEG, PEG 200, PEG 400, and Triacetin (less common because it's expensive), and these are mild plasticizers and shouldn't be stored in or processed in most plastics. I believe...

@The Dawg Isn’t that nice for you. How is what I am saying wrong when I am backing up what I am saying with the applicable law? Owning a still is legal and in most cases there are no restrictions to the size as long as you follow certain rules like registering it and applying for permits if...

@skygizmo “Technically” only matters when you have documentation or overwhelming circumstantial evidence to back up your claim. Using your example: You owned a paint company and you also owned a “still” (that should have been registered) that was more than likely covered in paint residue...

@OilXGreen Also if you changed the system slightly and took advantage of legal gray areas, you could save yourself a lot of extra labor and offer a product that looks a little less DIY. Just saying...

@DemonTrich If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for that? And how much was the shipping?

The issue I have with this isn't about what it technically is or isn't, if a cop were to see this they would call it a still and if they saw it in your house, it would be a felony with up to 5 years of jail time, and/or a $10,000 fine. Whether it is a still or not, the fact remains that the...

@Vonkins, It's quick wash because you wet the broken up cannabis, shake it a few times to get the most contact between the cannabis and ethanol and then you filter it, quickly. If you let it dwell too long the alcohol will pull extra wax and chlorophyll and the chlorophyll oxidizes from bright...

I love when people compare genetic engineering to hybridizing and try to say it's the same thing, only faster and more specific... In Theory... But that theory rarely translates smoothly into reality. I always think of it like dominoes, when we edit we can easily miss connections and leave...

@Vonkins, Well, then unless you have them tested, you can only use their online profiles as an idea. Testing has sort of become a joke. You either have these tests that are way too complicated, not specific enough, in the case of MyDx "based on similar profiles" (which is completely useless)...

There's a guy who sells a CRISPR kit online, genetic engineering "technically" isn't illegal as long as you stay within the guidelines (don't go cloning humans). The kit now costs $159 (the video says $140). http://www.the-odin.com/diy-crispr-kit/ In the video, Josiah Zayner, the dude who...

Look at how good they have wrung out the insulin market, with patent after patent and each time they re-patent it the cost skyrockets, yet companies like Eli Lilly & Co. boast about how cheap it is now to produce, thanks to genetic engineering. Sound familiar? So why then is insulin like $400 a...

"If they patent it" I bet every aspect of this has already been patented. That's the only reason they are talking about it openly. Otherwise we would have never heard about it.