Flavour family

Vape & E-Liquid Flavours for Canadian Brands

PG/VG-soluble fruit, menthol, tobacco, dessert and beverage profiles formulated for vape applications — supplied to Canadian e-liquid manufacturers by Delsa Flavours Canada, with documentation aligned to Health Canada's TVPA framework.

Profiles built for vape

Fruit (berry, citrus, tropical, stone fruit) profiles built with vape-suitable carriers; menthol and cooling agent systems (WS-3, WS-23, koolada) for adjustable freshness; tobacco (Virginia, Burley, RY4, Cuban), dessert (custard, vanilla, cheesecake) and beverage (cola, energy, coffee) profiles.

All vape profiles are dosed at 5–15% in PG/VG base and undergo dedicated stability testing against coil temperatures and shelf-life.

Profile families and dosing across PG/VG bases

Our PG/VG concentrate library covers the full Canadian vape spectrum: fruit, citrus, menthol and koolada cooling, tobacco, dessert, beverage and candy/confectionery. Each is built around a stable base architecture performing consistently across PG/VG ratios from 30/70 to 70/30 and across freebase and salt-nic builds. Most concentrates dose at 5–15% inclusion in the base.

Free 50–100 g sample submissions are standard, production MOQs start at 5 kg, with tier pricing at 25 kg, 100 kg and 500 kg+.

VPRR documentation and restricted-compound exclusion

Every commercial concentrate ships with a standardized data pack: CAS numbers, allergen statements, food-grade certifications, origin declarations and exclusion certificates for diacetyl, acetyl propionyl, acetoin, 2,3-pentanedione and other compounds on Health Canada's restricted list. Documentation drops straight into a VPRR submission, and we flag profiles pre-cleared against tighter provincial flavour rules where applicable.

PG/VG carrier compatibility and steeping behaviour

E-liquid formulations sit on PG/VG ratios from 30/70 to 70/30, and the flavour behaviour shifts with that ratio — higher VG mutes top notes and pushes sweet/creamy down; higher PG carries top notes harder. We supply matched profile pairs tuned to common PG/VG windows and document steeping behaviour over 0–14 days so reformulation lands predictably.

All e-liquid concentrates supplied under Health Canada Vaping Product Reporting and Disclosure expectations, with full ingredient disclosure.

Diketone-free, sweetener-free and pharma-grade options

Many Canadian e-liquid brands require diketone-free (no diacetyl, no acetyl propionyl, no acetoin) formulations for inhalation safety positioning. We supply diketone-free, sweetener-free and pharma-grade carrier versions of our most-requested vape profiles — tobacco, menthol, fruit, dessert and beverage — with full CoA and inhalation-grade documentation.

Custom-profile development with full ingredient transparency is supported under NDA for proprietary vape SKUs.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide TVPA-aligned documentation for Canadian e-liquid manufacturers?

Yes — full ingredient disclosure, SDS and compositional documentation aligned with Health Canada's Tobacco and Vaping Products Act framework.

Are your concentrates diacetyl- and acetoin-free?

Our standard range is formulated without diacetyl, acetyl propionyl and acetoin. Exclusion certificates are issued on request for each commercial reference.

Can you match an existing competitor e-liquid?

Yes — send us a 30 ml reference and a brief, and we typically deliver a first iteration within 2–3 weeks.

Do you provide VPRR-ready documentation?

Yes — every commercial concentrate ships with a standardized data pack formatted for direct VPRR submission.

Talk to our Canadian team

Tell us about your project — profile, matrix, target dosage and timeline. We'll get a sample submission or technical proposal back to you within a few business days.