There are a lot of variables. The optimal steep time of a flavor can be much different depending on what you mix it with and how much of it you mix into a recipe. You can make a helpful chart of generalities, like which concentrates are generally shake and vapeable, which ones need a couple of days, a week, two weeks, a month, etc., but I’m concerned that people will take it too literally.... “I found this chart that said all these ingredients are shake-ready therefore this recipe that contains 6 of them is” or “That has a little bit of a two week ingredient in it so it’s gotta be steeped for two weeks” when that’s just not right.

I don't know of one, but that would definitely be something I'd be interested in! 👍

Flavorah has a pretty nice guide for steep times on their entire line. https://www.flavorah.com/resources-information/mixing-with-flavorah/

Ok I'll set it up.. if anyone is interested in contributing as I don't know the suggested steep time of every concentrate out there it would be appreciated. Reply if you would be willing to assist

Ah ic.. I've heard a simple solution is that if you have two flavours where the first only needs 1 day to steep and the second 14 days then you should steep for 14 days. Basically steep based in the concentrate that requires the most steep days

I did try ( Custrad now Recipe ) + RY4 Double 4% + VC V2 CAP 1% for a week steep its real good but im sure as much as its age its better. So here can we say its A week steep or its 2-4 weeks because there is VC (Cap) and RY4 ?

Perhaps a capable steep and a recommended steep? Two separate columns

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10/10 Would be useful.