Every other evening, I make a 10mL, 0-Nic vape to chillax with, and when I don't feel like whipping up something awesome, I'll use the following single-flavor liquids:

[Group 1]

Purilum Sunset - 10-15%

You may be thinking that the percentage on that is absurdly high, and in most cases, you'd be 100% correct. This flavor, however, doesn't really do anything until you reach higher concentrations. I'm assuming this is the reason it's constantly in bargain bins and on sale in large quantities for cheap AF. I "reviewed" it here, years ago, and described it as something like, "a tropical mess". My thoughts on it have not changed. At 10-15%, though, it just gives my palate something to think about, so I like it.

Inawera GrapeS ("S" for emphasis on the plural) - 2-3%

I usually use this in mixes, of course, but it's honestly really nice on its own. Sometimes I really get a good wine note out of it, if I go above 3%, that is.

Wonder Flavours Blueberry Jam - 2-3%

Similar to INW Grapes, this flavor is beautiful in mixes, and kinda serviceable on its own.

Inawera Jungle Frost - 3%

So, here's another survivor from one of my bargain bin endeavors. The first time I tasted this, I nearly gagged due to the perfume-forward nature of it. However, being the frugal bastard that I am, I started trying to "get my money's worth" by burying it in mixes and seeing what it offered. It's got a bit of a cooling effect (WS-23-esque), but I still add WS-23 to it because, well, WS-23.

Anyhow, for some inexplicable reason, I've begun to develop an appreciation for this concentrate in single-flavor form. If you read the description of the flavor, you'll get the impression that you're going to taste wonderful berries from some far-off tundra or some shit.

No.

It's fruity perfume, and I hate that I've developed a taste for this, but I have.

[Group 2]

TFA Banana Nut Bread - 8%

There's a reason everyone has this flavor. It's just excellent in mixes. At 8%, all of the notes come out for me as a single-flavor liquid, so I'll slap this together on some nights and be totally content.

Wonder Flavours Glazed Donut - almost any %

I. Love. This. Flavor. I don't think I've ever gone above 6% with this, but as a single flavor, it just feels like every percentage from 1-6 has something different to offer. It's freaking ridiculous.

Favorah Rich Cinnamon - .25-.4%

I can't say anything about this flavor that hasn't been said a billion times already. I put it in my coffee, I put it in my anabolic French toast, I put it in crepes, smoothies, etc.

[Summary]

I use plenty of other flavors as single-flavor liquids, but none of those, nor these, would be ADV's for me; more like impromptu ANV's. The first four are all single ingredients that I pair in one of my ADV's, and the latter three are ingredients I use in another one of my recipes. I grouped them together so that if you wanted to try any group of them, you might also feel comfortable experimenting with combining them into full-fledged recipes.

I'd honestly skip the Jungle Frost unless you're feeling particularly adventurous. Blueberry Jam, INW Grapes and Purilum Sunset can make some tasty, tasty stuff in concert.

Tl;Dr: Don't read any of the above. It's dumb, and I'm tired. Love you. Good night.

TFA Ry4 double 6%

CNV Lemon Cream wafer 7%

CAP sweet guava 5% - 7%

INW Grapes 3% - 3.75%

FA Fuji 3% - 4%

FA Forest Fruit 5%

Solo flavors

Best Standalone flavors

Recipes with one flavor

Bonus recipe Soho Time

Co. | Flavor | %
---|---|---- FA | Meringue | 3 FA | Soho | 7

Absolutely not. It's illegal for a reason. Try it out and just wait for the FBI to come knocking.

I like FA Forest Fruit at 4%. I add CAP Super Sweet at .25%, but not necessary.

Most single flavors don't really cut it as full flavored all day vapes. Why not just make recipes? You're limiting yourself by sticking to only single flavors.

Having said that, if you search the sub, there is a big post/multiple posts about single flavors. My votes would be FLV Wild Melon, WF Bumbleberry, LB Strawberry Cheesecake.

You could also use one shots.

I don't recommend strawberry flavors. I have to mix 3 or 4 different flavors to get it to come out right and not taste blind me immediately.

Maybe a nice sweet peach flavor? Or spearmint? But I'd want koolada added to spearmint so it would give me the cold flavor.

I have a bunch of flavors that I vape single.

Flavor West - cotton candy, wild cherry, natural lemonade, strawberry shortcake, blueberry

Capella - french vanilla, vanilla bean ice cream, New York cheesecake

I personally like mixing two flavors together.

2:1 tfa ripe strawberry and Capella juicy lemon

2:1 wf sour blue raspberry and Capella juicy lemon

1:1 tfa honeysuckle and a random fruit flavor

Keeps it simple and tasty.

Hi. There’s a reason why you see more than one flavor in a recipe. Single flavors aren’t complete, they are boring, one-dimensional and bland. I can see you not wanting to buy 10 flavors per recipe when starting out. Here’s a compromise. There are a lot of 3-2-1 recipes on ATF as well as here on the sub. 3-2-1. That means they use 3 flavors. I suggest choosing a few of those and order the flavors used. That should get you off to a very good start. Welcome to DIY!

Flv peppermint .25%

WF sour blue raspberry candy 3%

TFA juicy peach

FA meringue 1%

TFA dx peanut butter 5%

TFA banana cream

LA lemonade 6%

INW shisha strawberry 2%

CAP green apple hard candy 8%

I enjoy vaping all of these as singles, not perfect but totally worth the minimal effort. I can't remember some percentages off my head but they are all near the average % used on ATF. LA lemonade is the best one on the list, followed by CAP gahc I vape those as singles on the regular

Yes but the flavour must be good on its own. My recommendation: Cap Guava, TFA RY4 double, TFA Banana Nut Bread.

I was on strictly cap vanilla custard ~10% for years. For some reason nothing else could match it for me. It made life so easy.

I'm only starting out but I plan to do single flavour fruits with cooling additive or a mix of fruits only at this point.

Interested to know if there is a default percentage recommend for single flavour.

Yes start with a base flavor and slowly add your outher accent flavors if you desire but single flavor like banana cream solo gives you a great coil life compared to mix flavors or added sweeteners in commercial ejuices

I recently mixed up Flavor Jungle POG at 10% and it is an amazing standalone.

FW Strawberry Banana at 15% with 0.5-1% cap super sweet. It’s perfect.

There’s allot that are OK on their own but asking for recs… we don’t know what you might like!
I often vape tpa grape juice alone at 6% if I’m lazy but it’s better with 1% JF juicy lemon in it.
Others I’ll vape alone are OSDIY blue slush and succulent strawberry but rarely. Most I’d say at least need to be in a pairing of 2 or 3. Can still be simple… just better.

If it’s that you’re unsure on how to mix how about going to all the flavors and find some simple recipes? Try searching 3-2-1 mixes. That will help you get a good feel for things and give you a much fuller vape.

My all day vape is FW spearmint (natural) @10% with 2% FW Sweetner. Those % might sound high but trust me it’s the perfect cold sweet spearmint vape. It tastes exactly like the soft mints sweets we have here in the uk. Also it’s great on cotton and coils, I rewicked around 2 weeks ago an still my cotton is white an no crusty build up on my coil . It looks like I built it yesterday

Try Flavour Art Tiramisu. One flavour that becomes a bunch of flavours after 1 week of steep.

Capella banana split is pretty good Solo flaw, and good starting point for mixes

It's suggested so you get to know your flavours.

Right now I'm vaping fa lime Tahiti distilled.. awesome solo flavor in my book. Tastes like green pop sicles to me . Yes single flavors can be great!!

I really enjoy Inawera shisha golden apple @ 3%

Capella orange mango @ 8% with cactus at 0.5%

TFA RY4 DOUBLE @6 OR 7%

WF FLAPPER PIE @6%

My go to all time fav that's simple and easy is RY4. I just love that flavor with half a percent of sweetener.

Flapper pie is a new one for me and I'm enjoying it but I have some ideas also for recipe. At 6% it's really good and heck both can be snv I just normally wait 1-3 days on snv unless for some reason I'd have nothing already made etc

A lot of people recommend single flavors to start to get a better feel for the flavors and profiles yadda yadda. Personally I think that's unnecessary, there's certainly a depth there that can be explored hobby-wise, but there's no reason you can't just mix recipes out of the gate. That's what I did and obvs I can't compare to if I had started by mixing single flavors, but I feel fine trying some of my own recipes even without a bunch of single flavor mixing experience.

First you need to decide which flavor you want as your base fruits bakery, candy banana nut Bread is a great fruit bakery stand alone apple pie Doughnuts with ice cream or cream if you tell me what flavors you have we can help you with percentages brand and flavors to get you started

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