VitaStik Attempts To Take Vitamin Vaping Mainstream

Vaping your vitamins might sound ridiculous to some, but for others, it’s a way of life. And there’s one company that’s trying to bring the concept to the mainstream, VitaStik.

VitaStik, based in Beverly Hills, California, aims to bring the concept of vitamin vaping to the public at large through its line of vitamin infused diffusers, which also contain essential aromatherapy oils, organic flavors, and water.

If you’re wondering if they’re safe to inhale, our answer is simple: we don’t know. However, the formulas the company uses to create their blends is, according to their website, “100% edible.”

With their “vitamin sticks,” a user holds in their hand what is the equivalent to up to 500 puffs, or so their website claims.

These blends, again, according to their site, contain no calories, chemicals, PG, or sugars.

Vitamin enhanced aromatherapy? Sounds interesting, but we can’t help but wonder just how safe it is. Their motto though, which seems to make some sense to those of us here at Vaporizer Wire, is: “if you wouldn’t eat it, you shouldn’t inhale it.”

At the time of reporting, VitaStik offered 12 unique formulas for sale on their website. All of which are made in the USA by labs that are cGMP and FDA compliant.

The company first entered the market with “The Vitamin Vaporizer.” Now, the company offers the VitaStik 2.0, their latest portable vitamin vaporizer.

Circling back to the safety of their products and the entire idea of vaping vitamins, Allie Volpe, writing for Men’s Health magazine, called into question the data behind some of the claims that the company has made, calling the data “questionable” in her article for Men’s Health.

While the research may be questionable to some, there are those who continue to use the products regardless, seemingly certain of its health benefits. Meanwhile, science has yet to catch up as there just isn’t any current scientific research into the effects of vaping vitamins.

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