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Glycol and Glycerine mix

Description

Pharmaceutical grade propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerine (VG) are perfect for mixing with pure nicotine and nicotine bases during the e-liquids production process. This is a mixture of PG and VG alone, which brings us a nicotine-free base!

Description

Nicotine-Free Base – Product overview

A range of nicotine-free bases perfect for diluting pure nicotine or nicotine salts. This mixture of propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine allows you to create nicotine-free juices, so your customers can vape no nicotine-containing e-liquids.

Key-points:

The base for nicotine free vape juice made from the highest quality propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine.

Quick, safe, and cost-effective deliveries due to our location in the center of Europe and high production capacity.

Repeatable quality – each batch undergoes a strict 4-Steps Quality Verification.

Available in any ratio.

Mixed and packaged in Chemnovatic ISO 9001:2015 and HACCP certified facility in Poland.

Nicotine-Free Base – PG/VG Ratios

Depending on the ratio of PG and VG, e-liquids without nicotine can provide a little different sensation to users. In Chemnovatic we can provide Nicotine-Free Base at any ratio you wish. Nevertheless, the most common PG/VG ratios are:

Zero nicotine e-liquid base allows you to vape nicotine free vape juices (for non nicotine vape), which may help quit nicotine addiction.

If you would like to learn how to choose the right ratio for your e-liquid or the differences between glycol and glycerine, check out our articles about it. You can also contact us at sales@chemnovatic.com and we will advise you on the PG/VG ratio best tailored to your needs.

Nicotine-Free Base – Specification

Appearance:Colorless liquid Nicotine content:0 mg/ml (0mg nicotine) Chemical name:1,2-propanediol Suggested storage conditions:Keep in tight packages (of stainless steel or aluminum) in a dry place, at a temperature of 10-25°C, protecting against moisture (hygroscopic product) and sun rays (UV).