Eliquid Recipes

[halopunker]

The arts and crafts section--wonder why they would put the flavoring there???? I will check it out tomm.

No Idea, I went back that way looking for small bottles and lo and behold there it was. They didn't have a wide selection of choices, but it was sitting there in the clearance part of that isle. I don't think it's a common thing, so I wouldn't hold your breath.

[ZambucaLu]

Might have been used for candy making during the holidays.

Lu

[RedLotusTX]

I found LorAnn flavorings (a limited selection) at Hobby Lobby in the candy making section.

[Kate]

There's a thread about LorAnn here if anyone needs it - LorAnn candy flavours

Thanks to Jaaxx for this:

20 drops per ml.

Kate's small batch recipe (as posted above) is
10% water
10% Flavoring
20% Commercial E-Liquid
60% VG

That equates to (for a 1ml sample)
2 drops Water
2 drops Flavoring
4 drops E-Liquid
12 drops VG

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...html#post89266

[Kate]

Here's a great tool for calculating mixture quantities from Jaaxx - http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...omatic.xls.zip

You need to save the file and then unzip.

[Belowme]

For new newbies (myself included) Can someone please make sense of the abbreviations, like VG etc...

[mixxy]

For new newbies (myself included) Can someone please make sense of the abbreviations, like VG etc...

Hi Belowme,

VG = Vegetable Glycerin and is used in place of -- and/or with PG (Propylene Glycol) in the homemade juice recipes. I believe the PG is normally what the 'juice' is mixed with, though I think Johnson Creek (and possibly others) offer either VG or PG as a base, since some may be allergic (or have problems) with PG, or may be allergic (or have problems) with VG. Since using both I tend to think that PG agrees with me more than the VG, and plan to order more of the PG to use as the biggest portion of my mix.

[khat56]

can someone explain the recipe in english? Where to buy the stuff?

[khat56]

so where do you buy the e liquid?

[Sun Vaporer]

You can buy e-liquid from many of the suppliers. I use Johnson Creek Smoke Juice because all others are made with PG. The non-pg or VG based is easy on the throat. Johnson Creek Original Smoke Juice - The Best E-Liquid in the World - Made Right Here in America. In the alternative you can make your own no nicotione e-liquid by mixing Vegetable Glycerin (you can buy it in any health food store--make sure it is Food Grade--100% pure. You purchase flavorings from Lorann Candies--do not bother with flavorings in the grocery store www.lorannoils.com. Make sure you choose water soluble ones (look under the item detail) for each flavor. No oils--but they call all their flavors oils so do not let that fool you--just look to see if it is water soluable). These flavors are very strong so do not overdue. You then mix .5ml distilled water with 1ml flavoring, and 4 ml VG--and then vape your heart out at a fraction of the price of commercial e-liquid. You can also cut the high nicotine eliquid with your own and cut down the price considerably--Hope that helps--Sun