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Looking for highly concentrated flavors
submitted about 9 years ago by BlueDotVapors

We are all familiar with the usual flavor houses, but we are looking for extremely concentrated flavors and those are not offered by the typical vendors. Does anyone know of a company that sells very concentrated flavors (not looking for recommendations like INW waffle)?

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by flavorahabout 9 years ago

What are you trying to accomplish? Is it for Max VG? Our recomended use rate is 2-5% Some flavors can be used higher than this without distortion, but typically a single flavor above 5 is going to get wobbly...

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

We are looking for some flavors that are extremely potent at 0.1%. The equivalent of 20% flavor in the smallest % possible. If you feel you can do something custom, shoot us a PM. We've spoke on the phone before.

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by Tabbooabout 9 years ago

Well, there's always FA Blackberry....

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

You're hilarious.

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by Appljabout 9 years ago

what do you reccomend the lemon tea at?

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by Orriblekuntabout 9 years ago

Yeah but the pricing of your flavours is terrible.

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

Is it? Are you an expert? How much flavor have you bought in the last year? Try in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and we can talk about relative costs.

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by goatnapperabout 9 years ago

/u/abdada?

[Edit] Holy crap, he hasn't posted in 19 days.

[Edit 2] Have you looked at /r/deeper_diy?

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

Looking for a reliable on the market solution, but thanks. I did think of him when posting.

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by RedDread1973about 9 years ago

Have you checked out MF? (Medicine Flower). I think they are the most concentrated but could be wrong as I've never used them. Also I have ordered some "Super Concentrated" from diy-ejuice.com which I use between 0.05~1% I have no idea who actually makes them but they are prety good.

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

Yes, we have sampled all of MF. They aren't as strong as most people claim them to be. We often find ourselves need 2-4% to achieve what we want. We will look at Super concentrated. Thank you

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by cooperCollinsabout 9 years ago

I believe Super Concentrated flavors are alcohol-based, so they might need extra long curing times for mixes or the concentrates themselves may need time to evaporate the alcohol.

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

They aren't even super concentrated. The recommended mixing % is 2.5% on a lot of the flavors, which is FA range.

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by RedDread1973about 9 years ago

Keeps us posted. I'm certainly on the look out for new options. The only downside to the "Super Concentrated" is that there aren't a lot of choices, maybe 20ish and no creams or bakery options. :( You could always email Kelly at DIY-Ejuice and ask for more details on the manufacturer as he's a super nice guy and always willing to help out IMO.

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by Vapin8about 9 years ago

VapingZone has some that are highly concentrated. Look at the SC Gourmet Flavors. It's been awhile since I've used them. But the ones I tried were very concentrated.

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

Thank you

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by BuryMeInSmokeabout 9 years ago

If these are the same as the Juicefactory.com.au 'Super Concentrate' range (I have a feeling they are) I can confirm, for the vanilla sponge cake at least, you want to be using 0.5-1.0%.

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by Vapin8about 9 years ago

Sounds like the same. I had the vanilla sponge cake as well and all I needed was 0.5%. The chocolate truffle is good too I can't remember the % I would use, maybe 1%-3%.

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by Vapin8about 9 years ago

If I remember correctly the brand of the concentrates are Baker Flavors from Russia. I believe you can order directly from them in Russia as well.

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by Paleone123about 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

You're not going to get much stronger than what's typically discussed here. INW, FA, MF. Any stronger than those is probably unrealistic. You could contact a flavor house directly and ask them to use less solvent in a batch they send you, but why does it matter? You're going to dilute it down eventually. If you're looking for cost savings buying in bulk should accomplish that.

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

The application hasn't been stated.

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by CosmoVerdeabout 9 years ago

My money says: super high VG line

Reason for post: there's several gaps that vg based flavorings don't fill

Good luck with your search though!

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by Paleone123about 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Well if your goal is max VG, good luck, MF is probably your best bet, or maybe if you want to simply avoid PG so you can say "PG free", 1,3-propanediol is what you want. Maybe you can pay a flavor house to make a custom batch using that instead of pg? Don't know if they would though.

Edit: This is an instance where stating the application is likely to yield better results than just "i can haz strong conzentrate?"

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by MMxyzptlkkabout 9 years ago

Never used them myself but going by german forums eisaromen-shop.de flavourings usually need around 1% or less, some of their flavourings are oil based. Send me a PM if you are interisted in spreadsheets regarding feedback and carrier substances.

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by RedditorDeLaNocheabout 9 years ago

/u/BlueDotVapors I know that www.RealFlavors.com sells pure flavor concentrates that you can suspend in whatever base you choose. I don't see it listed on the site right now but I just talked to them on Friday and I know they're available.

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by thedirtyprojectorabout 9 years agoMixologist

FA Honey?

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by BlueDotVaporsabout 9 years ago

If we needed a honey flavor, that would work.

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by Apexifiedabout 9 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Based on your responses to everyone, it seems like you're looking for flavor volatiles without a carrier. All the commonly used flavor houses might have one or even a few flavors that can be used at .1% but I've never heard of a whole line that is that potent.

In most recipes I've seen, FLV and INW will have the lowest overall flavor %, but we're talking about <10% for 20% flavor equivalent, not 2%==20%.

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by Paleone123about 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Unfortunately it looks like a custom solution from a flavor house is what you will end up needing. That may get expensive, but if the sales are there you might be able to justify it.

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by RinVapesabout 9 years ago

Flavourt Art, Medicine Flowers, Inawera are all pretty strong in general. Flavorah as well.

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by ceedee99ukabout 9 years ago

I realise it's still above your stated concentration target but Real Flavors until very recently were offering the extracts they use (at around 15%) to blend their vg-based flavourings which are then recommended for use at <10%.

The extract product line has vanished from their website but I'm sure they'd be happy to offer advice and maybe wholesale prices.

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by EdibleMalfunctionabout 9 years ago

TFA Honey

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by joesphaaabout 9 years ago

I'd give you the name of a few contacts for a fee but, I'd shop around the bigger names in the F&F industry. Many modestly sized companies are based out of NJ that could be in your price range.

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