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Does any one know this company
submitted over 9 years ago by Helfrd0771Valued Community Coordinator

http://www.newportflavours.com/cpg9/about-our-products/pg102/flavor-concentrates

It says to use the flavor at .25% to 3%. Does any one have any experience using them?

The other thing I can determine is the flavor carrier?

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

They're called NaturesFlavors.com for food, and BestFlavors.com has vaping-related concentrates. They have about 25 domain names in different markets they target. I like the owner, he's a real asshole because he knows he sells products others don't.

They're pretty slow to ship because I think they blend on-demand. The flavors are varied in usability -- some are fantastic, many are horrible. Almost all contain EtOH but it isn't too bad usually.

Virgin Vapors uses them for their non-absolute line but VV picks the worst concentrate mixes with too much EtOH.

One thing I've found is if you have patience and can steep forever, the flavors do come out eventually.

Some flavors contain particles that may not be vape friendly.

Find their non-organic vaping flavors here and their organic vaping flavors here.

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by vapaioloover 9 years ago

I saw a couple are made with gum acacia, which, to me, indicates these flavors are best used for food. Gums are emulsifiers and food stabilizers. I don't recall any I'll health effects with gums being inhaled, but I have a feeling they'd be pretty brutal on coils once heated. That said, I have no experience with NF.

Also, some are powders. So they'd need a carrier, no? PG or VG in this case ..I suppose.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

I would only use the flavors at the BestFlavors link I provided. Those (usually) don't have gums or sugars.

The powders all have stabilizers I wouldn't vape.

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by Helfrd0771over 9 years agoValued Community Coordinator

My ultimate goal, is to convert my recipe to pg free (I may or may not use pg3). Mf is my go to flavor supplier on the mission. The problem is they don't have any cream or custard flavors. Do you now of good source for these flavors? I tried one on one, only the milky undertone kinda works, imo.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

OOO's Cream (milky undertone) works very well but is harsh at higher levels and does need an extended steep time.

BestFlavor's Cheesecake, Caramel Cream, French Vanilla, Cream and Butterscotch are excellent but percentages are difficult to nail down. I sometimes think 5% and other times I think 0.1% for the same flavor lol.

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by Helfrd0771over 9 years agoValued Community Coordinator

Alright, that's my next order I guess. I'm also going to try Real Flavors.

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