I have a sensitivity to this ingredient, understand many are fine with it/consider it fine. The sunny day post with ingredients links don’t work any more. Can people contribute the working lists or simply state which snuffs don’t have this? Ive identified Ozona Presidente, Perelereuter, Schmaltzer A, Irish No. 22, Fifty Fifty.
Thanks
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Almost all British snuffs are water based. Same with Indian snuffs with the exception of the guls where the “oil” is ghee.
The descriptions and reviews will help with the odd exceptions to this rule.
Avoid most German snuffs if the oil bothers you. I wasn’t aware it was propylene glycol though? Schmalzers originally used pig fat, but no more as far as I know.
Anybody else care to weigh in?
@sixphoto Care to comment on which of yours have oil?
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@Herby Which of the snuffs you have tried has propylene glycol??
I know German snuffs use paraffin oil but didn’t knew they add propylene glycol too.
I love German snuffs. Just curious.
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Hi, i found this online, from BMEL, not sure what that stands for, from 2011, with a list of ingredients for some popular snuffs. Not all German snuffs have it. Was hoping someone could contribute a more comprehensive or recent list.
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I would also prefer to avoid propylene glycol. I’m not sure how to figure many of the names on the top of your sheet. I can’t expand them. I’m kind of new back to snuff, so I’m not familiar with every company. Are the menthol likely to be worse in this regard?
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Taxi contains PG. The amount is close to that present in Swedish snus - 3%, roughly. I. e., 6.6% PG on a dry weight base; moisture content in fresh Taxi is about 45%.
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McChrystal’s Raspberry (now sold as Summer Harvest) contains 23.3 mg/g (on a dry weight basis) – 2.33% PG:
Snipped from this study.
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Hello all, it’s been a while. I’m throwing in the ’ I didn’t know that snuff had PG in it’, too. I do know that I’ve been making my own vaping fluid for a while now, and it’s in the recipe.