If you've been following vaping news, you've heard of synthetic nicotine or non-tobacco nicotine. Unlike traditional nicotine extracted from tobacco leaves, synthetic nicotine is produced in labs, resulting in more consistent and pure nicotine.

Non-tobacco nicotine is popular in nicotine salts, a type of vape juice that's less harsh and acidic than classic freebase nicotine. This allows vapers to enjoy a satisfying nicotine content without the typical harshness.

At VaporFi, we offer a variety of synthetic nicotine products, from general juices to personalized synthetic nicotine salt and more.

• Vape juice contains flavorings, water, nicotine, propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, and other additives.
• Propylene Glycol (PG) is a synthesized food additive known for providing the “throat-hit” experience.
• Vegetable Glycerin (VG) is a plant-derived, syrupy substance associated with voluminous cloud production.

Nicotine is a substance commonly found in nightshade plants, most notably tobacco. It's used for its stimulant properties and is a common component of vape juices.

Synthetic nicotine, or non-tobacco nicotine, is lab-produced rather than extracted from tobacco leaves. Synthetic vape juices use NTN and have become very popular since their emergence.

• Synthetic nicotine vape juice has no smell or taste, providing a smoother experience.
• Being lab-made, it's more pure and consistent than traditionally extracted nicotine.

VaporFi offers a wide variety of vape juices. Explore our collection of salt nic vape juice or our 0mg nicotine e-juices. Still looking for something else? Check out our selection of alternative products or some of the VaporFi team's top picks.

If you're involved in the vaping world, you've probably heard about the rise of synthetic nicotine, also known as non-tobacco nicotine (NTN). Created in a lab instead of being extracted from tobacco leaves, NTN is popular due to its purity and smoother taste. However, the FDA is now targeting synthetic nicotine, claiming that vape brands use it to exploit a legal loophole and that it's being marketed to underage users.

In 2009, the Prevent All Cigarette Trafficking (PACT) Act was passed, prohibiting the USPS from delivering cigarettes and smokeless tobacco directly to consumers. In 2020, the Preventing Online Sales of E-Cigarettes to Children Act added Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS), including e-cigs and vapes, to the banned items list.

Until recently, synthetic nicotine wasn't included in this ban. But as of April 14th, 2022, synthetic nicotine products fall under the PACT Act. The FDA now requires all synthetic nicotine manufacturers to submit their products for review within 30 days. 

If denied approval, products were removed from circulation around May 15th 2022, and marketing of denied products has been banned. This was a significant blow to the vaping industry and consumers.