Just the name.

It's a strawberry and cream.

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ELR and ATF both have this function once you input your flavor stash.

I created a post in the Suggest a Recipe thread the first week I started mixing and users on here gave me awesome suggestions. Haven't had the best luck with that feature on ATF.

I personally think ELR is a waste of time. But ATF is amazing. You need to go to the Flavors section of the website, then one-by-one put a check mark next to every flavor you have after finding it thru search. Here's a helpful tip. Let's say you already have TPA Strawberry and TPA Strawberry (ripe). Definitely add those to your inventory, but you could also go ahead and add other, similar Strawberry flavors to your inventory. That way, if someone has posted a recipe using FA Strawberry, that recipe would still show up for you, and you could just substitute the strawberry. I would recommend doing that only after you're familiar with your flavors, though.
 
But once you've added your flavors, go to the Recipes part of the website. Next to the search bar, click the Filter dropdown menu and scroll down, and select My flavors under What Can I Make? Then click the search button and it will display only recipes using the flavors you have. You can also click +1 or +2 and ATF will show you recipes that you're only missing one or two ingredients for. That's my favorite feature, personally, when I am trying to build a shopping list.
 
Hope this helps. Lmk if you need anything else.

There's an amalgamation of flavor reviews in the sidebar I would start there.

As for realistic bananas you're going to want flavourart banana or hangsen.. or both lol

Read the sidebar a few times if you are a total beginner to the hobby

The side bar is a great resource for all your questions. Here is one link to get you started!

About what parts of Indiana?

You need to go to r/CBD for this question.

Buy condiment bottle caps and just screw them on your liter bottles.

Upgrade and get something like these.

I do not believe you can purchase 72 mg nicotine in the U.K. Now

Or 1ml of concentrate with 9ml of PG. You don't want to make that much (100ml) dilution because if you make a mistake, then you're out of most of a bottle of rich cinnamon! That's no good! You might also decide that you like it stronger or weaker and it's easier to make a new dilution if you make small batches (although a large batch would be easy to strengthen also) I hope that is helpful.

No lab equipment needed if you are using a scale. What you have listed are the only things you need.

Do not expose to warmth or sunlight

Just add 2.65g of your nicotine to your 40mL and call it a day. It won't be exact, but you most likely won't be able to notice a difference.

With all the makes and brands out there, you could make this a thousand ways, but I think I would enjoy this with all CAP actually. CAP Apricot is a great apricot, sweet, juicy and flavorful. CAP Juicy Peach and CAP Sweet Mango aren't the most authentic fruits, but they would fit the sweet, syrupy nectar profile very well in my opinion. I would simply try 1-2% of each, shake and vape, and adjust according to taste. You should have something close to what you're looking for in the first few attempts.

Did you see the post on the front page? Seems it's still obtainable domestically, and the regulations haven't hit at all yet in some parts of the EU if you need to import.

You can still get it but the price would've gone up a fair bit. try here

http://www.nicotineuk.co.uk/

You only needed one scale...

Set?

TFA Banana Ripe tastes like what cancer feels like. I hate that flavor. What profile are you going for here? What percentages you using? TFA Banana ripe is really strong and you don't need much of it. TFA Banana Cream and LA Banana Cream go great together depend on what you're trying to do.

Don't breath your mixes. You're just letting the aromas escape the bottle. You just let them sit like you would for any other mix. I usually do about 3 days for the alcohol to lose its bite.

Easier to handle and shake

Less likely for hot spots

If you like it stay with it or you could buy a smaller sample size to try it out. I would never use VG nic as it store my stuff in the freezer making PG already incredibly thick. I've also never spilled my nic because I don't use squeeze bottles for nicotine; only disposable pipettes.

It's easier to mix with and you don't need to worry about hot spots. If you are mixing by weight, I don't know why your nic would go all over the place.

Most banana flavors taste like runts candies. Hangsen and Flavourart banana flavorings are the closest to a realistic banana without any additional cream flavors.

Go to the side bar and click on community info and then click flavor reviews. I'm about to do it myself and check out TFA Banana Cream.

6 mg/ml * 500 ml = 3000 mg of nic

18 mg/ml * 100 ml = 1800 mg of nic

Smash them together and you get 3000 mg + 1800 mg = 4800 mg of nic, which divided by 600 ml = 8 mg/ml

If you wanted 9 mg/ml, you'd use 300 ml of the 6 mg/ml nic:

6 * 300 = 1800 plus the 1800 from the 18 mg/ml = 3600 mg

3600 mg / 400 ml = 9 mg/ml

You can't get 100% unless you are mixing with VG flavors. Typically, the higher the VG, the longer the steeping time required.

All the flavors you mentioned are not good single flavors. They require the use of other flavors to make a good recipe. Look up some highly rated recipes and buy concentrates based on those. Buying flavors at random is not recommended.

TFA BlackBerry id actually a really good single flavor vape, decently strong, around 6% will be plenty.

You should check out FA Orange and FA Mandarin. I use them in a recipe with 3:1 ratio. For me though, these orange flavors seem to fade in mixes very quickly. So only do a 2 day steep and only mix up enough to last you for a couple of days then mix more.

FA Orange is zesty, the kind you'd use in bakery, easily turns into burnt zest like many of FA's citrus flavors. FW Blood Orange is more of a fresh squeezed orange juice, this is probably the one you want, but don't overdo it or you'll get burnt rubber. CAP Juicy Orange is more candy like, sweet and juicy, but artificial and pretty weak. There are more, but those should have you covered. You might want to consider a combination of them.

First you should search the sub for doughnut. Many people before you have been down this path, there's plenty to learn from their efforts. This one caught my attention.

FA Bilberry can definitely get floral, you're right in dropping that down a bit. FW Blueberry and TFA Blueberry Extra are both very candy like, I'd go with TFA Blueberry Wild. Try 1% FA Bilberry and 3-4% TFA Blueberry Wild.

Do note that FW Yellow Cake isn't good to vape, I'd drop that. I hear JF Yellow Cake or possibly CAP's version may work as a substitute.

i think the cake is a little high drop it down to 2% and see if get rid of some of the floral, also bilberry to 0.5 and blue extra at 2% and fw blueberry at 4%

If your going after a cakey donut you should defenitly add a donut flavor in there(CAP glazed doughnut, FA Joy or FA zepola) with your cake flavors

If you have everything besides the nicotine, you could mix everything else before your nic arrives. Just make sure to note on the bottle, or somewhere, how much nic you need to add. Then you'll have some steeped liquid once your nic arrives.

Carolina Xtracts. I ordered in the morning, shipped same day.

You can, unflavored PG/VG is easily obtained, but you'll dilute the flavor. Try lowering the wattage of your mod first though, taking smaller puffs, you should be able to satisfy your cravings with that until you get your hands on a juice that better suits your needs.

You have 2 outcomes:

Best case scenario is add an equal amount of the exact same juice to reach your target nicotine.

Worst case scenario, add whatever you decide on, possibly fuck it up, and get diluted juice that tastes like nothing or complete crap that's so harsh you can't vape it.

You don't calculate percentages. The recipe determines the amount by weight (which you should be doing. You can get an accurate scale for this) or by volume. You use that to mix. Use a juice calculator.

You don't really need to be good at anything besides eventually knowing how your flavors work. I'm not sure what you mean by flavor types, but there are some great recipes you can check out in the sidebar.

There is a sales thread for the holiday on the front page

Could be the nicotine. What brand you using? How do you store it?

Try dropping the Vanillin, Both VBIC and Vanilla Swirl have between 1 and 5 % Vanillin in them as well as Eythl Vanillin so you could be overshooting with that.

Your in Canada I'm assuming, the broke vapor and vapecity are good sites. Kits aren't the best choice It's cheaper to buy VG PG and nic base separately. I just placed an order with a newer vendor eliquiddiy.com their currently having a 30% off PG VG and nic Canada day sale, I'm sure the other 2 sites are having sales today as well . I'm pretty sure broke vapor does the service you asked about , could be mistaken though , but don't be discouraged to do it yourself it's very easy.

Everyone who is telling you to not get a kit, they are correct. It is better to buy seperately. BUT, if you don't want to lay out that much cash at first, then look at this kit. One stop shopping for $50 plus shipping, you can get your feet wet. Makes up to a liter of juice.

To get the most out of it, I suggest searching here and alltheflavors.com for recipes that appeal to you and have positive feedback. Then pick your 15 flavors based on those (they carry 5 top brands).

There are many things that affect flavor in an atomizer, but the most important one is airflow. You want the incoming air to hit the coils directly and pass over the coils unobstructed. Position the coils centered in front of and as close as possible to the air holes/channels. Don't let the wicks touch the outer sides of the coils as this obstructs the airflow. You'll notice big differences in flavor between various atomizers, and that is mostly due to airflow. Fiddling with the air intake, wattage and changing drip tips can have a big impact.

The more metal that is in contact with the juice, the better the vapor production. That doesn't mean bigger clouds, just better efficiency, which results in better flavor. You can achieve this in part with twisted or thicker wire (lower AWG) and more wraps, but Clapton wire can perform better as the actual wire also functions as a wick, allowing more juice to be in contact with the heating element. You also want to make sure the coils are heating evenly and that the areas that heat up are in contact with the wicks.

So, just make sure to position your coils and wicks right and you're good. As for material, configuration, wraps, spacing, power, that is honestly a matter of preference. I do 5-6 wraps of 2.5-3 mm spaced Claptons, dual coil whenever possible, pretty low wattage, but that's just me.

Honestly, you have the gear right now to make the best flavor build IMO.

Use your 24 gauge kanthal, and look up some videos on how to make a parallel coil.(usually just bend a length of wire in half and crimp, then wrap the now 2 lengths of wire) Keep it 3mm ID or very close to it. Do like 7 or 8 wraps. When you're done wrapping, snip the crimped end of the wire, then start twisting your 2 perfectly spaced coils apart.

Spaced coils have much more uniform heating, allow airflow between wraps, and have a more efficient surface area than micro coils.

I've had every sort of twisted knuckle fuck staple alien xenomorph polydragon sextuple coil out there, and nothing comes close to this build in both easy of building, and flavor.

When wicking, leave space open under the coil. Try to keep your wicks even on both sides, and keep them tame.

I've never tried ni80 but before I got into SS I always liked a basic twisted kanthal . I'm not super knowledgeable about builds so don't know what you can do with just 1 awg other than micro,macro, twisted and parrelel. Consider buying a spool of fused Clapton or buy 34 awg and you can make it yourself with the 24 , to introduce yourself to the more complicated builds that have better flavour in the future.

No. Steeping refers to the final mix. Creating a flavor base will not steep.

My first-try ratio is 0%. I haven't mixed a version 1 yet that didn't have massive room for improvement.

All I get is sulfur. CAP Cappuccino is tolerable as it's weaker, creamier, but still sulfur. FA Tiramisu is good, but then, it doesn't taste much like coffee.

Flavor express do a Green Tea which is said to be very good

People use acids to balance pH. It's pretty complex and I don't think you need to go that route. 5% FLV lime seems like a lot, why not try like 2% and see if it's less 'acidic'

First off the simplest solution is the best here. 5% FLV Lime is way too much. In fact, 5% of any Flavorah flavor is way too much. Try .25%-.50%. or .75% if you're feeling crazy.

I would recommend getting another lime if you're looking for a stronger lime vape. FLV Lime Wedge and FLV Lime go great together.

Get a glass tank... it's a lot easier than trying to keep track of which flavors don't agree with plastic, because there's a lot of them.

You could pick 2-3 fruit/berries, 1-2 creams and maybe mint/menthol from a list such as this one, but if this is your first time, you won't know how to use them. You're better off browsing for a couple of simple recipes that sound appealing to you and order those flavors specifically.

The initial investment may seem large, but if you instead consider the amount of juice you can make with it, it's ridiculously cheap compared to commercial juice. Start out small though, you'll want 10 ml bottles or similar, until you've tried the flavors and know you like them.

If you like the recipe and know that it's still good after a month, by all means, although the strawberry will keep fading with time. However, it does sound a bit like you haven't even tried this recipe, in which case it's a bad idea. Personally I'd never vape 4 liters of any single recipe, but that's me.

by you wanting to try with something easier it sure seems like you've made it a lot harder for yourself! mixing with separate vg, pg and nic is actually the easiest way possible IMO

If you add the 5 ml to get 3 mg/mL, and let's just say the recipe has 7% flavor, here's where you end up:

5 ml 70/30= 3.5 ml VG, 1.5 ml PG

7% flavor= 2.1 ml PG (assuming PG based. Most likely)

22.9 ml 50/50= 11.45 ml VG, 11.45 ml PG

Add it all up you'll have 14.95 ml VG, so 49.8%

And 15.05 ml PG, so 50.2%

Pretty damn close to 50/50

I haven't mixed juice before but I'm guessing that you'll get a slightly higher vg>pg juice and that it won't really affect the end product in any discernable way

If you were looking to make a 70/30 mix you're fucked. Hopefully you're not sub ohm baping.

Try the Monthly Clone Request Thread - July 2017 https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/6kmmrb/monthly_clone_request_thread_july_2017/