Any DIY guys up for a challenge??

[RCP1991]

If this is against the forum rules I will understand if it's deleted but I hope it's okay.

I've been hanging around here for a bit and have seen how many of you guys can work your magic to recreate a flavor so, here's the deal. There's a particular ejuice I would like to find a replacement for, I'm looking for similar flavor, throat hit, vg/pg ratio, exc. If you have experience in this area and are interested I will send you a 30 ml. bottle of the liquid I am trying to replicate for free with no strings attached. Only caveat is that you try to recreate it and you give me access to the recipe so that I can make it. Any takers??

 

[Jdurand]

Have you searched for a clone recipe of this magic elixir you speak of? Is this a popular flavor from a well known juice manufacturer?

 

[dannyv45]

It's OK to post the name of the juice your trying to recreate and give a complete description of it. Others may already be making it and can point you to a recipe.

 

[IDJoel]

The only "clone/cloning" rules I am aware of (here on ECF) apply to equipment. Drippers, tanks, mod, and batteries; and specifically equipment that bares names, logos, marking, and/or packaging that "tries" to pass itself off as the original. Reason being that the "clone" is dishonestly dipping into the pockets of the true creator.

Juices,e-liquids, and recipes, normally fall outside this definition; in that "clone" recipes rarely claim to be the exact same ingredients, and the same percentages, and offered in the same packaging and labeling. Arrive at that extreme and you may see your thread deleted. Until then; you should be good.

 

[retired1]

The discussion of "clones" is permitted. They are, however, verboten in the Classifieds. The clone threads tend to get shut down when they get out of hand when the two camps start throwing mud at each other.

As for cloning e-liquids, generally you're going to get close, but unless you've peeked at the real recipe for the real McCoy, chances are you aren't going to nail it. Many have been trying to recreate past favorites and coming up short.

 

[dannyv45]

I started my DIY experience trying to clone a favorite and wound up with something I liked much better and it was my own unique creation which made me feel pretty good.