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Thanks
submitted about 10 years ago by KIN9K1LL3R

Im sure you guys get these thank you posts all the time but im gonna post one anyway. I'm usually a reddit lurker. I don't post super often. But I felt it necessary to say thanks to you guys. I just completed my first order last night. And I got the same feeling ordering the stuff to make my first batch of juice as I got the time I ordered my parts to build my first pc.

I got everything off of wizard labs website and I asked for them to draw me a picture. I also want to give a big shoutout to /u/fizzmustard for sharing his mustard milk recipe and his nana cream recipe cause I got flavors to make both.

Basically thank you guys for being an active sub and having everything laid out simply for even a scrub like me to understand. I truly appreciate it.

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5 points
 
by sgtsadsackabout 10 years ago

Everyone was a beginner at one point. ;-)

Happy to hear, and good luck! It's a deep rabbit hole but very satisfying.

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by KIN9K1LL3Rabout 10 years ago

Why does wizard labs see beakers and graduated cylinders? Is that stuff useful for a beginner?

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by sgtsadsackabout 10 years ago

Glass is a good way to store and keep liquid. Easily sanitized, clear to see what's going on, and another way to keep measurements up if you're mixing by volume. When I was mixing with volume, I just mixed into my 30Ml droppers. I quickly transitioned into mixing by weight so I never purchased more equipment into volume. I would recommend seeing how your first few batches go and purchase from there.

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by KIN9K1LL3Rabout 10 years ago

I seriously thought about buying a scale. But I have a feeling my parents are gonna open the package and think Im doing heroin and cooking meth as it is lol

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by mentiveabout 10 years ago

Gratz, although you should have gotten a scale. You will eventually once you realize how annoying it is cleaning your syringes.

I'm going to guess you're a gamer, Scrub! ;D

You're going to love it.

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by KIN9K1LL3Rabout 10 years ago

I have been known to lurk in /r/games and /r/pcmasterrace and /r/battlestations from time to time.

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