Sucralose, sour, and possibly food coloring

plenty of flavors will still destroy your coils just likely without the usual overused sucralose and other additives

The one on his website. Wayne is really good about updating his own recipes.

Well first off nothing will sweeten the same way sucralose will.

EM or TFA Cotton Candy but will mute the entire mix over time.

FLV Sweetness is a nice sweetener that doesn't seem to mute or gunk.

You could also try Monk Fruit Extract and Erythritol; people seem to like them.

I like Pyure (stevia) sweetener for fruit recipes. I mix it 50% with PG and keep it in a 30ml plastic bottle (the factory bottle is useless for dispensing). This 50% dilution is about equivalent in sweetness to TFA Sweetener.

If you get Pyure, be sure to buy only the 1-oz liquid version. The powder version has other ingredients you don't need or want in your juice.

Virginia and Cavendish should work well with Bourbon, vanilla, or nuts. They are sweeter tobaccos, so that should work. I use my Latakia NET as more of an additive. Throw it in a mix to add a bit of smokiness.

Edit: oh, and Cavendish would probably work with some fruits and stuff if that's what you're in to. Usually aromatic Pipe blends will contain Cavendish.

I'm Canadian and I've been DIYing for over a year now and I've never heard of these guys so I believe they're relatively new. I've bookmarked their website - I may use them sometime in the future. The Broke Vaper has a few OSDIY flavours too. If you place an order let me know how it goes.

I would say they are not interchangeable. RF is way more of an artificial sugar cookie bordering on cake pop flavor. CAP sugar cookie is more of a workhorse that binds ingredients and kind of blends into things. To me, CAP is not very sugar cookie on its own.

RF SC sugar cookie is going to be a pretty prominent flavor and it won't help recipes the same way that CAP will, especially when the recipe was built with or build around CAP sugar cookie . .. RF is not going to play as nicely with anything you throw at it, the way Cap does. CAP sugar cookie has been used in so many applications and many of those applications do not taste like sugar cookies or cookies at all.. it's a flavor that can easily go into the background and be a supporting player.

For my taste you'd need 8-10% of CAP sugar cookie solo for it to resemble a cookie, if you're looking for a good sugar cookie i would actually look into CAP sugar cookie v2.

if a recipe calls for Cap sugar cookie, no don't use RF. But if you're building something from scratch you could consider both

I highly recommend trying RF sugar cookie by itself and making a decision for yourself.

Here is a brief comparison of the two

I would say they aren't interchangeable as they both fit different applications. The biggest reason why I say this is because RF lacks the body that Caps brings.

Flavorah, flavourart and flavor west all have amazing concentrates .. definitely worth your while

Flavor choice is always based on the recipes. Some are very different from one another. FYI FW and LA are both members of the "big" flavor manufacturers

Sounds like FLV Lovage is close to what you're looking for.

I'm interested in this question, /u/ID10-T , because I found the original strap-on recipe quite dry and harsh as well.

Although you might just not be a fan of honeysuckle, it does calm down if you give it a few days.

My favorites are from Indigo. The Duke and Eureka are at the top of my list. Eureka is more of an RY4 type of juice though. The only others I can think of that I've tried and really liked were from Truebacco, which are NETs. Besides doing your own NET (not super difficult, but you'll have to let them sit around a while), you could get Concentrates from Stixx Mixx to mix with. I've heard really good things about Uncle Junk John Wayne, Boyd's Bounty, Cloud Alchemist Arrakis, Rocket Fuel Reaper, and probably a lot of others that are probably great, but I've never tried.

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TFA Jalapeno perhaps? Never tried it myself but it sounds red hot ;P

Looks great except for a little high on Malina. It will overpower the rest. I would start it really low, .25 or maybe .5% Otherwise that's a good looking combo!

Why don't you just use a juice calculator?

The product description says mix at 15.5%. I'm not going to insult your intelligence by telling you what 15.5/100 of 100mL is.

PG and VG is in the same boat as flavoring, and I'm not going to tell you what 70/100 nor what 30/100-15.5/100 of 100mL is.

As for the nicotine, buy whatever you want. Get a premixed base if you want something easy, and get concentrated nicotine if you want something cheap.

But the math for the juice is, no joke, the easiest it can possibly be if you're making 100mL bottles.

I can't really suggest recipes without knowing more but I can suggest concentrates for fruity/creamy as I posted some yesterday. The only mints I really like are CAP Spearmint and Creme de menth.

I'll edit them in one second on mobile.

These are all like, my opinions man.

INW Shisha Vanilla, and Shisha Strawberry, are both amazing, and I hear Shisha Orange is up there as well. Raspberry Molina is sweet( not koncentrat that's a realistic tart)Cactus is a must own, just ridiculously beast.

TFA Strawberry Ripe, Wild Blueberry, Dragon fruit, and Orange Cream are all awesome sweeter concentrates.

CAP Juicy Orange, Juicy Lemon, Golden Pineapple, and I hear Sweet Strawberry are all also great sweet concentrates.

FA has the best Lemon IMO, Lemon Sicily. They also have my favorite cream for fruits Fresh Cream. Other notable beasts are Fuji, and Lime Tahiti

FW has a great Bavarian Creme, Blueberry, and Hazelnut(totally goes great with fruits). Plus my favorite version of Salted Caramel.

RF SC has a great Watermelon, Cucumber, Pistachio(great with Blueberry), and Strawberry.

Almost forgot LorAnns Banana Cream Colorless. My fav banana.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/wiki/first_order_flavors

I'd recommend that you start off by picking a small number recipes to mix (preferably with profiles you already know you like in juice,) and buying the flavors for them. You could pick, say, three that appeal to you, and then see what other recipes used those flavors and some others, and get the other flavors to make your order more economical. But until you've mixed at least a bit I think thats the best approach.

I'd also recommend starting with a couple of different profiles- some flavors might just not work for you, even if everyone else loves them. This is actually really common, and I'd be surprised if anyone with a fair number of flavors hadn't found a few they hate (or can't really taste) that most people love. So it's best if your initial two or three recipes are really disjoint, to maximize the chances you'll find one you really like.

The bottles from LB usually tell you a recommended percentage to use it at. In this case it's 12%.

>1) what % of LB White Chocolate Peppermint should i try for single flavour mix?

they recommend 12% as someone else stated but i found that I didn't really enjoy it until around 15%. it's a fairly weak flavor.

5%

And there is no way to break this down for you without giving you an analysis of every LB flavor.

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Not as of yet, it's something I've been talking to Queuetue about for a while, but it's a matter of hosting costs vs amount of people who are actually willing to pay for subscription. As of now, the amount of resources required to store and track the amount you have of every flavor for every user is just too high compared to the amount of people who NEED this as a feature in order to pay for a subscription.

Peach - TFA Juicy Peach is very forgiving

FA Peach and FA White Peach or INW PEach are the next step.

Kiwi - Get FA kiwi not TFA

Watermelon - Go for FA's. to start *edit: then you can try id10-t's strapon recipe if you have apple. TFA's watermelon is more candy like. If you are getting LA Watermelon try to get the clear one without food color. INW's is supposedly pretty decent as well idk though

no experience with raspberry or blackberry flavors though

TFA BlackBerry is one of my favorite concentrates

Definitely try INW or FLV peach, FA or INW watermelon, kiwi FW or FA

Unfortunately sub ohm tanks aren't the best for flavor and are likely the reason you're experiencing lackluster results. Reusing pre built coils after saoking and cleaning them isn't helping either.

Do you have any friends that vape that can help you rebuild an RDA or RTA? I'd be willing to help you out by building for you on an RDA or RTA if you don't have a friend to help. Yeah this might seem sketch, but I'm just trying to offer help.

If you do decide to get an RTA you can buy pre-made coils, so you wont have the trouble of coiling the wire yourself.

Buy both the RTA & the pre-made coils from Fasttech, ultra cheap and good quality (check the reviews first). Shipping times are varied, but it is usually worth the wait. Also if you get some cotton sheets (Muji etc), it is a lot easier to use for wicks than standard cotton balls.

As for which RTA, that will be down to personal preference in terms of capacity, airflow type, aesthetics and desired width.

I've been thinking about getting a Panavise to hold atomizer bases when installing new coils. One of those could be a good tool for you.

It would also hold the body of a Coil Master tool while you turned the winder part.

INW Natural Mint

A bad habit I formed early on was thinking higher % flavouring would mean more flavour, as well as adding too many flavours. Rather than letting the flavour do the talking, I'd just add more flavouring. I'd end up with juice with little nuance because some flavours would completely overpower everything. It would just be a big hit of cream or a big hit of strawberry or whatever else. Or even worse, everything would get muted to shit. What I've come to find is less is usually more. Simple recipes don't always make simple tasting juice, and likewise complex recipes don't always give complex tasting juice. And remember to have fun, mixing and developing recipes is half the fun.

My first recommendation would be to buy flavorings from other vendors. MFS is a rip off from what I saw. Just compared a few concentrates from TFA and MFS is $2.50 dollars more for a 30ml flavor. Save some money and buy elsewhere.

Another recommendation. Don't stick to just one brand of flavors. TFA has some good ones, and bad ones, just like every other brand. You'll have much better results buying the better options for flavors.

The following are estimations. Most flavors will fit into one of these categories. No two flavors are going to be a constant for the rule. Some tobaccos take months some are a shake and vape. Most, but not all, of my mixes never sit more than 3 days because it tastes no different at 3 day compared to 7 days or even more.

Fruits 0-3 days

Creams 0-7 days

Custards 7, 30 or 180 days

Tobaccos - 15, 60 or 180 days

The only thing I know about TFA peanut butter is what I've read, but it seems to be better before a steep. /r/goobergrapevape is a good place to read about that flavor.

I'll echo u/chewymidget here and say that FA has a greater hand in making flavors specifically for vaping. I'll also recommend you branch out to use multiple brands. Sticking to just one brand isn't wise. They all have their strengths and weaknesses.

Strength of their flavors and they do a lot for vaping advocacy to keep it legal. FA is one of the best flavoring companies around.

Pies, cakes, or cookies

Tobaccos can be a nice change of pace if you want to get away from sweet stuff.

Can't go wrong with a drink type vape. Two of my favourite ADVs are a lemonade and gin & tonic. Maybe try a milkshake.

Your math looks fine and I can't imagine there could be enough separation in the base to account for the amount of thickness you're perceiving unless your base was actually 100% VG, which would put your final mix around 80/20 VG/PG.

Keeping your liquid in the fridge will increase the viscosity and slow down the steeping process. I wouldn't recommend it at all. A cool dark place, like a cupboard or drawer, is fine and will allow the flavors to better homogenize.

Have you checked out www.diyvaporsupply.com ? I just checked: they DO have Strawberry RF(SC), as well as a good selection of CAP and LA flavor concentrates. I've not ordered from them, so maybe do a search on them here or on some of the other mixing site forums to see if any other people have an opinion on DIYVS' quality of work.

Juice should definitely never be turning blue or purple so not really sure about that. Upload a pic so we can see it. Those flavors would probably all benefit from not being used on their own in my opinion. And 10% is probably too much for those.

I've had that happen with TFA Green Apple, another user here has also made a post about.

Don't know why it does it but the flavour itself is pretty bad so I never revisited it really.

I've tried a few recipes that seemed to benefit from turning the wattage down from where I'd usually have it - mostly fruit and cream type recipes - but I can't think of any offhand that got better from turning it up.

I think a lot of it just comes down to personal preference. I usually have my temperature control set to about 500F, but dial it up or down depending on what I'm vaping.

Yes

are you referring to titration to determine nicotine concentration? I never have. Seems most people don't either. Although it's probably good practice if you find your nicotine is tasting harsh or off and you think there may be an issue.

If you mean mixing a batch with nicotine, pg, and vg with no flavoring, that's probably good to check the quality too. I never do that but I think others do.

I never have tested my nicotine either. There's no good reason not to just never have. I've never heard of anyone having an issue with getting higher concentrations of nicotine than what they ordered other than from Nude Nicotine. Not saying it doesn't happen just less likely.

I've also never titrated or done flavorless tests, but I've been using VapersTek nic for the last few months and it's been great. So there's that.

I always titrate every new batch. Gives me peace of mind I guess. Every batch has always been correct, but I feel better seeing it.

I am of the mindset of "trust, but verify".

Have you tried the normal, non strawberry, FW Lemonade? or LA Lemonade? I'm willing to bet something that has little value it is one of those two.

LA Lemonade is loaded with citric acid. Did the original mix gunk coils slightly? If not then I would try FW Lemonade.

Remember this flavor also has notes of papaya and mango

Distilled water is usually only used in max VG blends to thin it out without any additional PG. Not needed at all outside of that.

Most of your flavors should be coming in squeeze bottles by now. If not use a funnel, or if you're really cheap just use the pipette of the glass bottle you are mixing into. You can skip all of that if you have a reaalllly steady hand , but have to fuck with drams.

nicotine. I use 240ml boston rounds from bullcityflavor, replace oxygen in bottle with argon "wine preserver", store in freezer, then thaw, and shake before use. I have a 30ml working bottle that i periodically fill every couple of weeks and replace any argon that may have escaped from the main bottle (shake before use). The reasons for this are to minimize nicotine oxidation.

Higher concentrations of nicotine are more susceptible to oxidation than lower concentrations. So diluting your nicotine can make it last longer, and depending on how much you dilute it - marginally safer.

Then I let every adult in the house know

• what is in the bottles (nicotine)
• where they are located (freezer)
• and why they shouldn't be fukt with (poison)

I don't have kids so if you can work on that one you are good. If you do have kids idk what to tell you except they make for terrible lab assistants - avoid at all cost. (jokes)

What are you referring to?

You'll want to pick up CAP Vanilla Custard V1 for starters. It's good solo and very versatile; you can add just about anything to it, depending on the type of custard you want. Find some recipes revolving around this flavor (browse down) and you should be good.

At this moment I am vaping Cap Vanilla Custard 2% and INW Shisha Strawberry 4%. Simple enough right? The strawberry is easily subbed with well, any fruit.

Dot's is prob this custard + cap graham + cap juicy orange (maybe sweetener too).

Just be sure to steep 2 week min, a month is even better.

Sounds like it's time to get creative and start making your own recipes. No one knows what you like best except yourself. For a real fruity mix, stick to the fruits and don't involve creams. You can easily start experimenting on your own with what you have, use ATF and ELR for percentage references, and just try to combine two flavors at first. Look to real life for inspiration. Then do some tweaking or add another flavor. The candy part is often as easy as adding one of the candy flavorings, perhaps some sweetener. You can always stop by the sub for a nudge in the right direction if you're struggling :)

Use Avery labels

Probably the following

FA Cookie

CAP Sugar Cookie

TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust

FLV / JF Milk Chocolate

Top Five to add to this: TFA Strawberry Ripe, TFA Strawberry, TFA Vanilla Swirl, TFA Bavarian Cream, and TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust.

Five more: CAP Sugar Cookie, CAP Vanilla Custard, TFA Graham Cracker Clear, FW Hazelnut, and FLV Mango.

Have you tried adding TFA Raspberry sweet to it? INW Raspberry gets floral pretty fast.

In my experience, they seem to steep at a very similar rate. The larger might be slowed down a tad bit but nothing noticeable.