I was wondering if anyone knows of where to get e-juice flavoring that is stevia based?
Are you asking about finished e-liquid products, that are ready to vape, AND use stevia as a sweetener?
Or, are you asking about flavor
concentrates (that might contain Stevia), which must be diluted with PG, and/or VG, before they can be vaped (used by DIYers to make their own e-liquids)?
If it is the second; you might want to ask a moderator to move this to the DIY E-liquid sub-forum, as you might get additional input.
I have been DIYing for over two years now, and
I have not come across any flavor concentrate manufacturers, that mention their using Stevia.
EDIT: While looking at major concentrate manufacturers, I ran across this:
Capella Flavors with Stevia
PLEASE NOTE that Capella lists these as "beverage flavors" intended to flavor bottled water. I DO NOT KNOW IF THESE WOULD BE APPROPRIATE FOR VAPING. You will need to do your own research.
Many flavor concentrates do not contain actual sweeteners though there are some that do. As an example; Flavor West's Yellow Cake concentrate, has significant fructose. The best thing I can recommend, is to stick to concentrate manufacturers, that are as transparent as possible.
The Perfumer's Apprentice' (TPA) flavor line, called The Flavor Apprentice (TFA), is a great example. If you go to their site's FAQ page, and click on the "Flavor Specification Sheets, MSDS/SDS and Certificates of Analysis" link, and then click on "
Click Here for MSDS and Specification sheets," you will see every single flavor they produce listed. Click on any concentrate's far right "List" tab, and you will see every ingredient used to make that concentrate, and a general range of how much might be used to make it. Just like the ready-to-vape e-liquid manufacturers, they won't disclose exact percentages, to protect their precise formulas; but it will make it easy to avoid any ingredients you personally want to stay away from.
I have not come across another manufacturer, that is as transparent as TFA, but they may be out there. Check the manufacturer websites, you like to use, and see. (I would not depend on third party vendors, that sell multiple manufacture lines, as they will not have access to actual ingredients.)
When all else fails, you could send an email to the manufacturer, about
specific concentrates you are interested in. If you keep your list brief, and explain that it is for health reasons you are inquiring, they will likely at least tell you "yes" or "no" regarding specific products. (If you simply ask "What are all the flavors you make that contain sweeteners?" the will likely ignore you.)
