Question about one shots

submitted over 5 years ago by Anaali37

Hey guys, I wanted to ask what percentage should my one shot concentrate be in a 100ml 70 vg/30pg (one shot concentrate means like u get the aroma from a company and it just needs mixing with a base to get a juice as if they are selling it)

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by sadistic_tendenciesover 5 years ago

Whatever the manufacturer says it should be.

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by modivinover 5 years agoMissing One Flavor

Nobody knows but the manufacturer. Check the bottle, their website, or ask them.

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by Luvs2Vapeover 5 years ago

Why not try it at 15% & if you’re not happy with it up it another 1 or 2% I use a few one shots at 80 or 90 VG and they recommend 15%-20% I use them all at 15% and they are great at that. I let them steep for a week.

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by nightshardover 5 years ago

Depends on the specific one shot, the recommended ratio is usually written on the bottle or described at the webpage, if it's not ask the supplier/manufacturer.

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by Anaali37over 5 years ago

Thank you, do you have any idea tho? The seller's website says it's 15% for everything on 50/50 if I want for a 70/30 I should add a bit more. That bit makes a difference

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by TimInElmiraover 5 years ago

No. If the website says 15%, then it's 15%. If they say mix 50/50, that's how it was designed. Nothing stopping you from altering the recipe, but don't complain if it doesn't taste good.

p.s. changing the ratio shouldn't make that much difference. Changing the % will.

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by Anaali37over 5 years ago

They said to use a bit extra for higher vg..so what do you recommend if I go for 70/30?

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by UnappreciatedRobotover 5 years agoI have no idea what I'm doing

What one shot?

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by Anaali37over 5 years ago

"the one" ""One hit wonder" "Nasty juice"

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by UnappreciatedRobotover 5 years agoI have no idea what I'm doing

Can’t find a link to that one. Normally the suggested % is on the bottle or manufacturer/sellers website though

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by pacha69over 5 years ago

Those are 3 different one shots :)

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by 3choBlast3rover 5 years ago

It will say a recommended % on the bottle. Alternatively you can usually see the recommended % on the site you bought it or just online

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by Airborne82Dover 5 years ago

Everything from liquid barn tells you on the one-shot bottle.

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by QueenBuzyBeeover 5 years ago

I‘m kind of assuming you bought them in the UK?

I looked up Nasty Juice and it says „We suggest mixing Nasty Juice concentrates at approximately 15% initially and then adjusting to your personal taste.“, nothing more.

Nowhere does it mention PG/VG ratios. What they are saying is, if you want it stronger, add a bit more until it suits your taste. I would try it at 15% (mentioned here several times) and if you want more taste, add 1% more. Do it in 1% steps, if you go to high, it can turn out tasting quite bad.

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by ridds7iover 5 years ago

I agree that 15% is the best option.

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by Ninja-Knickersover 5 years ago

One shots are a rip off and too expensive. It's much better value for money buying the individual flavors and base mix.

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by Anaali37over 5 years ago

I'm not looking to save..I have vg, pg, and nic..and I want to get the commercial juice flavor

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by juthincover 5 years agoI improved Grack and all I got was this lousy flair

> I want to get the commercial juice flavor

So add 5% CAP SS to whatever you mix. Instant 'commercial juice flavor'.