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Is there a list of the flavor percentage for Capella's like there is for TFA?
submitted almost 11 years ago by jdoughboy
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by VapeQueen214almost 11 years ago

Check out the flavor reviews under the stickied diy ejuice, I put alot of Capella flavor reviews on there, most of them have the percentages I liked best. The capella's reviews are almost all the way toward the bottom of the page so keep scrolling.

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by SumDudeYouKnowalmost 11 years ago

Start at 5% and work up. Recommended flavor percentages are overrated and are usually way too high.

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by burble13almost 11 years ago

This, I see so many flavors recommended at 10-15% and I have never used more than 13% total in all my recipes.

A single flavor no more than 7% for me.

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by Groebe-Wan-Kenobialmost 11 years ago

I think those people are using cartomizers or a vivi nova.

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by burble13almost 11 years ago

That makes sense. I've only used my juice in drippers.

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by Panaetiusalmost 11 years ago

If there isn't, here's how I usually get my flavour percentages.

  • go to the E Liquid Recipes Flavour Search engine.

  • Type in your flavour, including the brand name, for instance "Capella French Vanilla" and search. Depending on the brand, you might need to type the brand abbreviation instead of the full name (So "FA" for "Flavour Arts" or "TFA" instead of "The Flavour Apprentice")

  • Click on the flavour if it's found, at the top of the page it'll list the % all users of the site have used in all their recipes, like so:

      Average mixing quantity: 4.2% (Median: 4%)
      Minimum used quantity: 2%
      Maximum used quantity: 10%
    

So that tells you that anything from 2-10% is ok and that 4% is probably the sweet spot. I'd recommend going with the Median instead of the average, since if 4 out of 5 people use 2% and 1 crazy guy uses 20%, the median would be 2% but the average would be 5.6%

It'll also show you user comments if available, sometimes it'll have warnings (e.g. "Has been reported to crack/melt plastic tanks. May be fine to vape with glass or stainless steel tanks. ") and you'll get a list of all the (public) recipes that use it.

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by jdoughboyalmost 11 years ago

Thank you for all your replies and suggestions.

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