Flavor pairing is useful in a lot of ways for vapers. You can use pairing information to:
This was a really cool surprise that I wasn’t expecting. LiquidBarn.com just sent me a sample size bottle of a new flavor they just released called Sang Pétillant. This is a one-shot concentrate from Wayne Walker of DIYorDie that took him three months to develop and it’s a part his Tastemaker Collection line.
I saw someone over on Reddit giving props to a new DIY channel named DIY Eliquid Recipes and I checked it out and the videos are great resources for DIY’ers. He’s been a professional flavor compounder since 2011, so he knows what he’s talking about. The guy’s name is John and he just gets right … Read more
I picked these flavors up during one of Real Flavor’s recent free concentrate promotions, where all I had to pay was shipping. So I got three 1oz bottles for $4, which is a great deal.
These are all from their Super Concentrates line and all of them are suggested to be mixed at 1-2.5%. I’ve mixed 5ml test batches at the max recommendation of 2.5%, at a 70vg/30pg ratio, and with 6mg nicotine.
I mixed these on Aug. 19, 2017, which was 44 days from the date that I tested them, so they’ve had plenty of time to steep.
Let’s talk about each flavor concentrate.
For a limited time, Liquid Barn sold Nicotine Feedback Kits, the information from which they plan to assess their current nicotine sources, new nicotine sources, and their formulations.
That’s such a cool idea! They want to get feedback from their customers and their community to fine-tune and develop better products.
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I came across a really interesting thread online about thinning out e-juice. This person has a friend that has an allergic reaction to PG, so his friend asked him to create a PG-free e-juice. The problem is that his friend uses a tank that can’t wick high-VG e-juice because it’s just too thick and viscous. So he’s asking if there’s a good method to thin-out 100% VG e-juice.
This is something I have actually considered before but never researched. Every once in a while I come across a high-VG store-bought e-juice that’s much thinner than usual. I know they are thinning it out, but I don’t know how. I’ve always assumed water.
Here’s what I found.
I received a great comment from one of my YouTube subscribers, Iclies, on how she does heated-steeping for her DIY e-juice mixes and I thought it would be a great tip to share. First, if you’re new to DIY and wondering what steeping is, it’s basically the process of aging the e-liquid faster. This aging … Read more
RealFlavors.com is a Troy, Michigan-based flavor concentrate manufacturer that specializes in custom flavor creation made in an FDA certified lab. These guys do some really cool things too. They have both PG and VG-based options and they also clearly mark concentrates if they test positive for diacetyl, acetyl propionyl, and acetoin.
Nitecore just announced their new DIY E-Juice mixer. Let’s take a look. Quick Specs: Has a heating plate that goes up to 70 celcius It rotates at 70-1200 RPM It uses a metal stir bar that either spins in the bottle or can spin the entire bottle According to Nitecore, it’s nearly completely soundless The … Read more