Diy Flavorings Help

[SoomUh]

I have been using only perfumers apprentice for my flavorings. I want something new. If anyone knows good quality and well known flavoring company please let me know.
Sincerely

 

[dc99]

Im a TFA fan myself. I get a lot of mine from here DIY E-Cig Supplies & E-Cigarette Liquid | Make Your Own E-Liquid | RTS Vapes

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Flavour Art or Capella Or Flavor West or Inawera and several more out there.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

I have been using only perfumers apprentice for my flavorings. I want something new. If anyone knows good quality and well known flavoring company please let me know.
Sincerely

Be sure to check the DIY forum.

 

[JDC1958]

Second time around at making my own juices and I am using Wizard Labs since its a one stop shop for most everything. Capella, Flavor Apprentice, Inawera, LorAnn and they have their own brand.

Flavors by any brand are so cheap, why not try them all?

 

[evan le'garde]

Capella Flavors, Inc : Concentrated Multi-Purpose Flavoring

 

[JDC1958]

I have not tried Capella yet but with all the recommendations, its next on my list!

 

[Robert Cromwell]

I get my flavorings at both ecigexpress and Bull City Vapors. Good selection and great prices.

 

[ElectriSean]

Molin Berry and One on One are both excellent as well.

 

[evan le'garde]

The thing with the link i gave is that site is Capella and not a vape vendor. Sooner or later i'm going to buy a massive shipment from there because their prices are so reasonable. I live in the UK. They're in the USA. Flavouring aren't cheap in the UK.

 

[Completely Average]

Flavour Art is an Italian flavor maker. Great flavors and far stronger concentrates that the watered down Capella.

If you're using Capella you generally have to use anywhere from 12-20% flavoring to get anything good from it. With Flavour Art you'll rarely go above 5% flavoring, and many flavors are really good in the 2-3% range. That can be a major difference if you mix large batches like I do. 250ml of juice often requires 40ml or more of Capella, but the same batch only needs about 7ml of Flavour Art to achieve the same thing.

 

[theallboarder]

Capella. I am able to buy flavors from them and after finding the right ratio, vape a single flavor and it will taste great. Boston cream pie and banana split I vape without any other flavors added and they taste awesome! Another good thing about Capella is on their website they show the a/p status and their lab certification. I use 15% banana split and 10% boston cream pie.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Flavour Art is an Italian flavor maker. Great flavors and far stronger concentrates that the watered down Capella.

If you're using Capella you generally have to use anywhere from 12-20% flavoring to get anything good from it. With Flavour Art you'll rarely go above 5% flavoring, and many flavors are really good in the 2-3% range. That can be a major difference if you mix large batches like I do. 250ml of juice often requires 40ml or more of Capella, but the same batch only needs about 7ml of Flavour Art to achieve the same thing.

Some do some, don't. I use CAP Vanilla Custard at 4% and like it. 10% is a very strong flavoring load for me.

 

[herb]

TFA and Capella are OK , FW only has a select few that are excellent imo . FlavorArt is above the others imo and i don't think i have received a single flavor that hasn't been great from them . It's great not needing to use a ton of it either .

My second favorite is Capella's but like many of the TFA stuff i need to use considerably higher percentages.

 

[SoomUh]

Thank you guys for all the replies! I am going to try each that u guys recommended and see what I like more.

 

[suprtrkr]

Flavor apprentice here.