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PG- and VG-soluble flavour concentrates for the Canadian e-liquid and vape manufacturing market — fruit, menthol, tobacco, dessert and beverage profiles, with regulatory documentation aligned to Health Canada's Vaping Products Reporting Regulations.
Single-fruit profiles (strawberry, mango, blueberry, peach, watermelon, grape, apple, cherry), tropical blends, ice and menthol variants, tobacco blends from light Virginia to dark Cavendish, dessert profiles (vanilla custard, cheesecake, doughnut, cinnamon roll), and beverage profiles (cola, energy drink, mojito, latte).
All concentrates are dosed for typical 5–15% inclusion in PG/VG bases.
We provide full ingredient declarations, CAS numbers, allergen statements and Safety Data Sheets to support submissions under Health Canada's Vaping Products Reporting Regulations (VPRR). Diacetyl, acetyl propionyl, acetoin and other restricted compounds are clearly flagged or excluded on request.
Our PG/VG-soluble library covers the full Canadian vape spectrum: fruit (strawberry, blueberry, watermelon, mango, peach, apple, grape, mixed berry, tropical, lychee, dragonfruit), citrus (lemon, lime, orange, yuzu, grapefruit), menthol and koolada cooling, tobacco (Virginia, Burley, RY4, cured, smooth, robust), dessert (vanilla custard, cheesecake, cinnamon roll, donut, caramel, crème brûlée), beverage (cola, energy, iced coffee, mojito, lemonade) and candy/confectionery.
Each is built around a stable base architecture that performs consistently across PG/VG ratios from 30/70 to 70/30 and across freebase and salt-nic builds.
For each vaping concentrate, request available ingredient information, CAS numbers and composition details, carrier specifications, origin information and relevant analytical results, including any diketone testing. Confirm document scope and suitability with your regulatory reviewer for the intended market and VPRR reporting; a supplier file does not establish inhalation safety or regulatory acceptance.
We can also flag profiles pre-cleared against tighter provincial flavour restrictions, important for brands distributing across multiple jurisdictions.
Product-specific application rate must be reviewed and approved by the technical team for the selected flavour, matrix, process and declaration goals before use. No rate shown here is a specification.
| Application | Dosage to confirm | Preferred format | Watch-outs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fruit profiles | Confirm for the selected flavour | PG-based liquid | Coil fouling from sugars |
| Menthol and cooling | Confirm for the selected flavour | PG-based liquid | Sensate balance vs harshness |
| Dessert and bakery | Confirm for the selected flavour | PG-based liquid | Heavy notes mute at high VG |
| Tobacco-style | Confirm for the selected flavour | PG-based liquid | Steeping time before sensory |
Confirm format availability and performance for the selected reference and your process. Not every flavour is available in every format below.
Standard vaping-grade concentrates for blending into PG/VG bases.
Formulated without diacetyl, acetyl propionyl and acetoin on request.
Menthol and non-menthol cooling systems dosed for perceived chill.
Yes. Diacetyl, acetyl propionyl and acetoin can be excluded on request, with a written certificate of conformity for each SKU.
Most concentrates are PG-based at standard dosages, with VG-base and PG/VG-blend versions available for specific profiles.
Most concentrates are formulated for 5–15% inclusion in the PG/VG base, with single-flavour profiles often working at 8–12%.
Yes — our concentrates are validated across both freebase and salt-nic constructions, with no profile distortion across the typical Canadian nicotine strength range.
A flavour description is a starting point, not evidence of performance in your recipe. Use a documented trial to decide whether a candidate fits.
Share the product base, processing conditions, target taste and benchmark. Identify the issue: bitterness, aroma loss, an unwanted note or a new flavour direction.
Ask technical support to confirm the selected flavour’s dosage, carrier and handling requirements. Compare candidates in the same recipe and process, including an unflavoured control where useful.
Evaluate aroma, taste, aftertaste and appearance after processing and during your intended storage conditions. Record the formula, dose and observations against your agreed acceptance criteria before scale-up.
Tell us which specification, allergen statement, safety data sheet, certificate of analysis or certification evidence your quality team needs. Availability and certification scope must be confirmed for the specific reference; an ingredient document does not establish compliance of your finished product.
Share your application, product base, target profile and timeline. Our Canadian office reviews your brief with Delsa and confirms the options, sample availability and next steps for your project.
