This tidbit might help you (from the ELR Guide)

• . . . you can actually find recipes with a specific amount of flavors. To find recipes you can make that has exactly 3 flavors you can add the parameter "fcount" to the URL: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/whatcanimake?fcount=3. It also works with the normal search. Here I search for "coffee", and have added "fcount" to the URL: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/list?q=coffee&fcount=3.*

Also . . . have you tried All the Flavors?

I haven't tried this recipe, but it looks pretty well balanced and tasty. I would sub the TPA peach for something with less throat hit like INW peach maybe in combination with another, more floral peach like FA White peach.

There's some good info about peach concentrates and a few recipes here. The top comment by /u/notcharlesmanson in particular seems like it would be a good simple peaches and cream.

Edit: This one also looks delicious, and at 2 ingredients, couldn't be simpler.

Try:

• TFA Juicy Peach 4%

• FA White Peach 2%

• TFA Bavarian Cream 4%

The 2 peaches compliment each other nicely and TFA Bavarian is a decently neutral yet rich cream to work with.

Edit: should have included the bit about TFA peach juicy carrying a wicked throat hit for some people. INW might be a better option at a lower percentage if you have a sensitive throat. Also, there's a couple FOTW posts that go further into detail with peach flavors than I can.

Link 1

Link 2

Best peach cream recipe ever:

2% FA Fresh Cream

Split the bottle up into smaller bottles. Store them in the freezer and you should be fine. You don't want to be opening the one bottle multiple times in and out of the freezer... just decant the once, into the freezer, take out enough to mix for a month or two at a time and you'll be fine. Keep anything that isn't in the freezer in a cool place with no sunlight. Some people go to the extreme of adding argon into bottles before they store... if you really feel like trying that you can but it isn't necessary. And once in the freezer... it's lasted for years without degradation for people who've stored their's in a freezer that long.

follow up:

Just got a 250ml sample bottle. On the label it says store between 2 °C and 6 °C. I thought it should be lower than that. What's the best temperature to store nicotine?

Still want to know how long I can expect to store it until it goes bad. 2 years? 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?

The nicotine is in pg btw.

• CAP spearmint 2%
• CAP juicy peach 3%
• TFA whipped cream 2%

Trust me

This one is kind of weird and oddly good. I was trying to find a way to make anise not so horrible, and with the Wood Spice it is actually pretty decent.

I'd start simple with maybe a 123 in ratios.

RY4 Double @ 3%

VBIC @ 2%

Caramel @ 1%

Maybe add 0.5% Sugar Cookie if you want it sweeter, or switch the caramel and vbic percentages according to your liking.

Then try and go through iterations based on what you like/dislike of the first recipe. Also why 50ml? I'd start with 20ml so in case you don't like it at all, you did not waste as much.

Edit: format

You want /r/ejuice.

Good evening, from vap fip I tested the bases and bases with nicotine. I can only say that never again. In my opinion they are bases for beginners. They are the most accessible, they are in almost all stores, but once you try other brands you do not want to vap fip. The aromas, as they are not manufacturers, I imagine that they will be re-based of other brands with their bases. Of Bombo I can not comment because I have not tried more than one eliquid

You can do that. It will dilute the flavor a bit, but not much at 3mg. As to how: do you have a scale? Recipe calculator? What strength is the nicotine?

16oz bottles are, iirc, 473ml. May be an issue.

I'd go with mason jars if you have a steady enough hand to decant into unicorn bottles for use.

If you haven't already . . .

• Create an account on ELR

• Add flavors to your "Flavor Stash"

• Click on the "what can I make?" button

• Sort the list of recipes by rating

• Start reading from the top

Hmm. Check the march recipes. I think there are a few you might want to try.

Any chance you have FLV rich cinnamon or FA Cinnamon Ceylon? .2% (or 1%, respectively) with 2% each red burley and Connecticut Shade should be something you'd like. You could add 4% RY4D if you want some caramel with your tobacco. (One month steep on that.)

Are those your only tobaccos, or just the only FLV you have?

Take the Swedish gummy down to 2%. Use it as an additive, not a base flavor.

Swedish berries are more raspberry-blackcurrant than shitty (aka strawberry).

27 fish by CAP is really close. Sounds like you're close too, but if you can get it, it would work nicely.

Hey bud,

Try mixing 5% Swedish gummy with 1% sweet strawberry (cap), 1% raspberry v2 (cap), 1% Grape Concord (FA)

I know the grape sounds kind of weird but mixed with the strawberry and raspberry it makes the berryish flavours of the Swedish fish really come through

Your math sounds about right. 6ml of 18mg/ml added to 30ml of 0mg/ml would give you 3ml of 3mg/ml, so your numbers don't seem far off. As for what you should be doing as far as target juice level - 8t depends on your gear and your pain tolerance (and how much you're into pain). Subohm, not one to enjoy pain, stick to 3mg. MTL and crave pain? Go with 12-18mg. And then there's the nic salt option... so you could probably vape 9mg relatively pain-free even with subohm gear.

I suggest you use two different levels of nicotine.

When I made the switch I used two tanks - one with 12mg/ml and the other with 3mg/ml. I primarily vaped the 3mg. But at certain times when the nicotine craving was super strong (first thing in the morning, after dinner, etc) a few puffs on the 12 mg helped keep me off the cancer sticks.

The higher nic is much harsher, but not unbearable - and MUCH better than smoking. You might want to look into Nic Salts for something with a higher nic.

BCF is generally a bit quicker than nic river in my experience.

NR isn't the fastest to ship out no, but don't worry they are very reliable.

BCF is always quicker, but NR is a great place as well. They just tend to be a bit slower to process orders

Uh... well, I don't believe I've seen that brand of flavor before. Have you done any SFT on them? 2% FA passionfruit seems really high. As does 2% FA Mandarin.

Unless you're making this for a pod system, or you're a total masochist, I'd suggest cutting those in half. (Then again, you are using two peach flavors, so I can't discount masochism.)

There was a megathread on mango flavors a while back (here)[https://reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/4f2dap/mango_flavor_review_megathread/]. A few replies down, someone copied and pasted a note about TFA mango that they made while developing a recipe. Spoiler alert: it is not considered one of the best mango flavors. If you search the sub for “TFA mango” though you’ll find some other threads asking similar questions — some people recommend adding a jackfruit flavor to try to improve it.

You should give it a try. Find out a reasonable percentage from ELR, alltheflavors, or from flavour notes here.

A good recipe to use up your TFA Mango is The Dude by Alphavape clone. I would cut those percentages in half and steep for 2 weeks to reduce the throat hit though. It's really tasty.

No mango is good standalone. Or mixed.

But if you were going to insist on trying, you want FLV Mango (if you like the peach side of the mango flavor) or VT Green Mango (if you prefer the pinesol part of mango flavor)

In the meantime, OP, you might want to read this if you think you'll have any chance of liking TFA Mango...

A s long as the containers are airtight, it should store for quite a while if kept within a reasonable temperature range. The main worries are it absorbing moisture from the air, or picking up random flavor molocules from the air. Both of these require exposure to the air... (note that the source bottle will contain a great deal of air once it is mostly empty, so... if you divide it up between several bottles, the ones you don't expect to use right away completely full with no air, and sealed... you should be fine.)

I've always just left it in the gallon until the last drop and never had a problem. It's generally stored around 72F or less though. If it got too warm resulting in condensation, or sat out where sunlight could reach it, I might be a bit concerned about the effects.

I keep mine in the gallon jug it comes, in my refrigerator. Fill up a squeeze bottle for daily use that sits closed on the mixing table.

You looking to substitute it with something you already have or you plan on ordering a sub for it? Personally, I get mostly coffee from it. I’m actually vaping a cigar recipe right now that I swapped the Shade with FLV Irish Cream and it’s not bad. The Irish Cream is a bit stronger than the shade though, so I’d cut it back by 50-66%. INW Kent has a coffee note that I’ve used in a similar way to Connecticut Shade, but it also has a hint of licorice. It’s not an offensive amount of licorice, but it’s there. Also seems to be a bit stronger, so i would scale it back about 25%.

Where in the world are you?

Flavors to avoid? Anything from Capella that is V2. Any TFA DX flavors (other than peanut butter). TFA Honey. TFA Acai. TFA Mango. TFA Cinnamon Spice (you can get this one, but buy the smallest size available (hopefully from somewhere that sells 3ml sample sizes) and dilute to a 1% solution that you can use in recipes at .1%). There's a bunch of FW flavors that add actual sugars (which are toxic to vape) such as FW Yellow Cake. The fill list of FW flavors to avoid is available somewhere, I think it was in one of the FAQ Friday threads. There's a bunch of flavors from INW that were once good but we're reformulated to horribleness. I don't recall the entire list, it should be available when searching. Most flavoring to be used in vaping is artificial in nature, because artificial is safer to vape than natural... natural flavors are often oil based, which is again not healthy to inhale.

Nic River is good

What is the ratio of your nic?

There are people who say Swedish Gummy has a harsh throat hit. I don’t think it’s that good of a solo flavor.

Is that one recipe? 26% is pretty high.

Most of the flavors you used just aren’t very good. Some of your percentages are also high