Supplement vapes
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Old Goat
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Weird is right, [smention u=90]SA_Vaper[/smention] . 
If you want caffeine, drink a coffee or crack open an energy drink. Want vitamins? Pop a pill, eat a salad, or chew on some goat fodder.
Vape juice is for flavor and nicotine — that’s already enough alchemy in one bottle. Start adding “health boosts” and you’re just playing barnyard chemist with your lungs.
Stick to what vapes were meant for, and let your breakfast handle the supplements.
If you want caffeine, drink a coffee or crack open an energy drink. Want vitamins? Pop a pill, eat a salad, or chew on some goat fodder.
Vape juice is for flavor and nicotine — that’s already enough alchemy in one bottle. Start adding “health boosts” and you’re just playing barnyard chemist with your lungs.
Stick to what vapes were meant for, and let your breakfast handle the supplements.
Old Goat
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Funny enough, [smention u=90]SA_Vaper[/smention] … I don’t touch coffee either, but I do have a bottle of that caffeine additive you’re talking about. Tested it once — can promise you, it’s not the espresso shot you’re imagining.
Here’s the kicker: the flavors and additives we use for vaping aren’t some mysterious vape-only chemicals. They’re food-grade, used in candies, drinks, baked goods — the same stuff you’d happily put in a smoothie. That caffeine additive you’re seeing at BLCK? Most likely it’s intended for energy drinks or recipes, not to turn your lungs into a coffee machine.
So stick to your juice for clouds and flavor, and let your breakfast or your drink handle the buzz. Lungs work best when they’re just doing what they were made to do — vapor, not espresso.
Here’s the kicker: the flavors and additives we use for vaping aren’t some mysterious vape-only chemicals. They’re food-grade, used in candies, drinks, baked goods — the same stuff you’d happily put in a smoothie. That caffeine additive you’re seeing at BLCK? Most likely it’s intended for energy drinks or recipes, not to turn your lungs into a coffee machine.
So stick to your juice for clouds and flavor, and let your breakfast or your drink handle the buzz. Lungs work best when they’re just doing what they were made to do — vapor, not espresso.