Froggy's Fog Vegetable Glycerine Kosher USP 99.7%+ Pure - Highest Quality and Perfect Sweetness - (64 oz. - 1 Half Gallon)

I was impressed and satisfied with the product before receiving and using it, and much more so afterward.I decided very late to start a project I needed it for and was having trouble finding a reasonably priced product gallon sized I would receive on time. I looked everywhere.I finally came across this one. It was perfect. 1/2 the price or less, arrived early, a beautiful product that did the job perfectly. I couldn’t be more pleased.A CLASS ACT! Thank you.

I keep this on hand to add to homemade bubble solution, and to use with 2 parts warm water for preserving cut boxwood, oak and magnolia leaves.

I use this to make calming jars with my students. Works well.

Great value for the money, I usually buy 2 quart bottles and then transfer to an 8 oz bottle for easier use. For my use, I mix this VG with the e juice that I purchase from other vendors in a 50/50 mix. Usually my juice is 3mg and I prefer something with less nicotine but more than 0 nic level. Currently, I have a lot of different juices that I mix this way, it not only drops the nicotine level, but it stretches my juices out until the next payday. This is a great value weather you buy it by the quart or half gallone or even a gallon, this is the best VG on the market...just my honest opinion.

Not a expert on this substance by any means. I started using Glycerin recently when I make myice smoothies as it makes them much 'smoother'. I'm not a chemist so have no insight on why this is butwhen making smoothies without real sugar or alcohol inthe mix the ice will be clumpy and just not right.Now this is a issue with my slushi concoctions becauseI' need to be as sugar free as possible as I'm type 2 diabetic. Pure alcohol as in a bourbon or vodka does not mess with my blood sugarmuch (in fact it can suppress readings) but of course it adds a significantcalorie component to any slushi type mix. SO then I read about Glycerin and tried the variety I found at thelocal Walmart in small 8 oz or so bottles. That worked but then I readmaybe it wasn't supposed to be consumed. It was unclear to me if thatwas 'safe' glycerin or not. Supposedly some is mineral based, other 'vegetable' based. IT was rated USP on the label but no mention of 'food grade' and I sufferedno noticable ill effects by consuming this in my slushi mixes. Well, since I end up using more of it over time I found thison Amazon and tried it. Seems a decent value and it is , to my taste buds,the same sweetness level as the drug store variety I found at the Walmart. (sorry I forget the brand) What is confusing though to me is the labels on all these Glycerins say 'call poison control center'if too much is consumed or words to that effect. Bottom line. THis stuff isn't killing me that I'm aware of and I've not felt ill using it.Depending on how large a drink I'm making I use about a half oz to 2 oz. It does not takemuch to provide enough 'lubrication' to make the ice act right when blending. TYpical slushi I make is often based on sugar free lemonade mix one can find at box stores or limemargarita mix of the sugar free type. Or, a fresh lime and lemon mix made with real fruit. Or , a muscle build mix one can buy as a low calorie shake, vanilla or choco type flavors, sometimes with milk or just water and ice which I toss in extra sweeteners like STevia at times, mint or root-beer or the like concentrates or some pure powder cocoa for variety. The Glycerin means I no longer am forced to add real sugar or rum/vodka/whiskey to the mix inorder for the ice to flow properly. SInce I like my slushi's thick as I can make em, that is important. Oh, the package arrived without being ruptured in a surprisingly large box. Rather quickly too, Amazon prime member.