Hi @Tara9 i am also from down under the best place for most things for us is from the uk chefs is a great shop with a wide range and is usually around £5 for shipping. As woftam suggest
https://www.chefsflavours.co.uk/inawera-concentrates/4050-shisha-pineapple.html?search_query=Shisha+pineapple&results=1
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Wish they would ship kangaroos, always wanted one lol. And I don’t know why I even type this, but I still want one!
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And you answered with:
When they are not. Extract is one of the ingredients. But pure extracts are a completely different product.
RF did sell what they called “Raw Extracts” at one time, but they were very short lived. But even then, Walt himself said the process was different than what MF (who makes REAL extracts) and others do.
Even still, they were a very close approximation of a pure extract, and were overall a wonderful product.
(See the following pics for examples of this line:)
(pic uploaded by: dwdh586 in post 677 of the RF beta thread.)
(pic uploaded by: SthrnMixer in post 740 of the RF beta thread.)
These were discontinued.
While some of the SC offerings no doubt contain extracts in their mixture of other ingredients, there is a HUGE difference between being an extract, and containing some extract.
Lastly, they went up for mass retail sale on Walmart in August 2016, as I said:
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Yes and no.
If you have no physical issues (PG allergies/sensitivities, etc) then no. As long as its taste makes you happy, and meets your needs in how you mix, it’s all good. It’s more about finding a flavor that meets your taste expectations at that point.
If you do have certain issues (aversion to alcohol, PG issues, have to mix at a certain viscosity due to tank/wicking needs, etc) then yes. It can become important (to varying degrees, dependant on the individual’s situational requirements).
I wouldn’t get too caught up in the “side notes” here… But focus more on finding what suits your tastes, and learning what you need (percentage wise) to suit your vaping style. 
For what it’s worth, the two primary differences between proper extracts (MF) and concentrates are:
- extracts are usually far truer to the flavor profile, because they’re literally that item (fruit etc) that has been reduced to an ultra concentrated form. But they are far more expensive because of the process, and raw materials.
- concentrates can be anything from pure chemical synthetic creations, to combinations of extracts and chemicals. But they are “approximations of” (or interpretations of) what someone’s understanding/expectation of a profile is (fruits, etc).
As much as of our food is processed, they often contain chemical representations of actual flavors, so don’t let that scare you off. Most are the same level of safety (or higher) as what’s on/in the products on your grocery store shelves. The big thing you need to avoid is oils.
Outside of that, it’s all subjective.
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thankyou 
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Thankyou I’m not sure what £5 is but anyway thankyou lol I’m so retarded
I’m highly uneducated as you will notice
I’ve got my cradle baby learner plates on 
it’s so annoying I feel like a real dum arse at this stage
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I dont think there really is any dumb questions when beginning your DIY journey. There is plenty of information online that im sure would help you along the way. Ive learned a lot on this forum and i also did my own research. There is a lot more information online now, then when i started. Have fun and be patient, because the fun is in the journey.
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Nar i don’t think you’re dumb £5 is about $10au we all started somewhere and we all still have dump batches (crap juice that goes in the bin) lol if you’re on fb go and join diydownunder and ask questions or ask them here i have learned alot through this forum and still do
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