Vegetable Glycerine Kosher USP 99.7 Pure - 32 FL OZ - 1 Fluid Quart

I bought this on a whim to see if I could create my own fog juice, and it worked *perfectly*. I read that others received a different product than they ordered - mine was exactly as pictured.Pros:- Much cheaper than buying pre-made fog juice. Why pay for them to mix in water and extra for shipping? Do it yourself. (Instructions below)- One batch of this lasted all evening Halloween night - this bottle should last me 5 years of Halloweens.- I ran it in my house for a few cycles and (although it irritated the cat) it hung in the air a long time. (Picture attached)- Did not seem to leave any residue or film on anything from what I could tell.- Rub some of this into your hands if you have dry, flaky skin. You'll love it.Cons:- I still feel this is a bit on the expensive side. I would have bought a gallon of it elsewhere for about the same price, but I needed it quickly.- The cap was not on really tight, and the tear-away seal on the bottle under the cap was not fully sealed, so it had leaked into the shipping box and got on everything. The bright side is that it made my hands silky smooth cleaning it up.Overall:- Yep, I'd buy it again in a heartbeat - no more buying pre-made fog juice.Instructions for making your own fog juice: Get a clean 16-ounce soda bottle. Pour 1/4 cup of this in. Pour 1 cup of water in (I used distilled, but tap water works great too). Put the cap on tight and shake good for 30 seconds or so. Pour into your fog machine and enjoy.

Good stuff!

Great for homemade vanilla. No alcohol and sweet enough you don't need extra sweetener to your baked goods.

The product was for my daughter something to do with her animals . she likes to go all organic when ever possible. I believe she mixes a little bit of it with the daily herbs she gives them to keep them naturally healthy.

If you’re looking for vegetable glycerin, this brand hits all the boxes, price quality and quantity very high quality stuff

There are 3 parts for diy vaping the propaline glycol, the vegetable glycerin and the flavors. This is a big bottle and I wont be able to use this in a year maybe more. When you add up what you pay for premade, you can order it once for all the materials you get doing it yourself you get enough to last for a very long time depending on use can last up to a year with continued use. It so much more cost effective to do it this way and this stuff works like a charm. Just order your 3 components, bottles and syringes go to e liquid calculator and your off into a whole new world to the experiments of your preferred flavors. You have to be of age though this isnt for kids. Happy trails!

I got this to make my own e-juice for sub-ohm vaping. I got tired of paying a lot for tiny little bottles and figured I'd mix my own. I am relatively new to this, so I bought some big bottles of propylene glycol, this vegetable glycerin, 1000ML/48MG nicotine, and a little set of assorted flavor oils. I was a little put off by all the measurement math for mixing and decided to eyeball it. After some trial and error, I've got my preferential mix down pat. I go with 70/30 VG/PG and leave some room at the top for a bit of the nicotine and flavor oil. The vegetable glycerin is very sweet without being too sweet, and it makes huge clouds. A lot of times I don't even bother with the flavoring because the mix is nice and sweet on its own. If you want more of a throat hit just use a little more PG and a little less VG. But personally I like a very mellow draw. You can certainly use this without nicotine, or with any other additive you want. All I would do is shake the tank for about 30 seconds after putting it back together and then let it sit for about a half hour...it mixes together nicely .Anyway, I have nothing else to compare this to since this is my first time using VG to make my own vape juice, but once I got the mix right, I honestly can't tell the difference between my own mix and a premixed bottle I bought online. 13 bucks is not bad for a quart, and it's way cheaper than buying tiny bottles online.

As advertised