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Noob questions (manufacturer acronyms)
submitted almost 6 years ago by babylon311

Just like the title says, I’m looking for some info on what the manufacturer acronyms stand for so I can know what to buy. I’ve tried referencing TFA, INW, and FA to the vendors list but I got nothing. Am I missing something? I’ve been building for 6+ years and somehow steered clear of diy juice, but now that things are getting fucky I’m ready to start mixing.

If anyone could give me a acronym list for dummies, I’d really appreciate it.

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by isuamadogalmost 6 years agoRenaissance Mixer

second hit on search for “abbreviations”

Edit: sorry, first hit

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by babylon311almost 6 years ago

Legendary! I’d give you more upvotes if I could.

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by isuamadogalmost 6 years agoRenaissance Mixer

Upvotes for the community. They did all the work. Always search first.

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by babylon311almost 6 years ago

I’ll be honest. I searched for the term “acronyms” and completely forgot about abbreviations.

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by zeeka_egyptalmost 6 years ago

really thank you for this

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by isuamadogalmost 6 years agoRenaissance Mixer

Don’t thank me, thank the earth’s gravitational pull!

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by justaaron102almost 6 years ago

TFA = The Flavor Apprentice, offshoot of TPA, The Perfumer's Apprentice

INW = Inawera

FA = Flavor Art

FW = Flavor West

CAP = Capella

etc.

Those of some of the major manufacturers, and that I use for my mixes. Good luck!

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by soulkemikalzalmost 6 years ago

Alltheflavors.com

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