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Wicked Juices Waterford Chemistry Analysis Report

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  • 08-01-2016 1:08pm
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    Going Forward
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    Here's a report on one of their juices Sapphire if anyone's interested in having a look.


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    moleyv
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    I don't know the relevance of the organic acids, but it is more than double what it should be according to that table.

    Yet that was not mentioned in the comments section.

    Or am I missing something?


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    8mm
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    Don't know given organic acids are a big group of acids and if it is some sort of fruit flavour then citric acid could maybe account for that.

    I'm a bit surprised they tested 24mg juice given the max for the new TPD is 20mg and juices have to have testing for this.


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    RIchieNouveau
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    Sapphire is a tobacco flavour. And that's the only useful input I'm likely to have to this topic :pac:


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    Going Forward
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    RIchieNouveau wrote: »
    Sapphire is a tobacco flavour. And that's the only useful input I'm likely to have to this topic :pac:

    Yeah, 's one of the more "neutral" tasting tobacco flavour that I've tried, very clear and not sickly sweet.

    I know it's all subjective though, and I haven't tried dozens either.


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