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I do mix up larger batches of "nic" juice to my particular specification. Like if we are vaping 6mg juice, I make large batch of say... 10 mg and work down. Works out for me. I started out making 24mg juice. I do not like working with 100 percent nic. So, when I get it, I mix it and then, I freeze it.
Storage....
Flavoring....anywhere except in direct light. Room temp is fine.
ejuice....cool, dark place away from kids and pets.
Nicotine....store in amber or cobalt bottles or jars. If you transfer you nic to smaller bottles, label them with Vendor, strength, date and lot # (in case of a recall). Then place each bottle in a freeze ziplock bag and wrap with bubble wrap, then label the outside with vendor, strength, date & lot #. Use the oldest nic first.
Flavoring....anywhere except in direct light. Room temp is fine.
ejuice....cool, dark place away from kids and pets.
Nicotine....store in amber or cobalt bottles or jars. If you transfer you nic to smaller bottles, label them with Vendor, strength, date and lot # (in case of a recall). Then place each bottle in a freeze ziplock bag and wrap with bubble wrap, then label the outside with vendor, strength, date & lot #. Use the oldest nic first.
I use file folder labels and permanent marker with tape over it to label my liquids.
Agreed. I keep my PG, VG and DW in plastic bottles with yorker spouts. Much easier to control the flow that way.
I use glass cylinders to measure. They do not hold odors or tastes like plastic will.
I use glass cylinders to measure. They do not hold odors or tastes like plastic will.
Try mixing different flavors into your cheesecake recipe (caramel, pumpkin, strawberry, raspberry, etc). Several variations of a basic recipe is super easy and can trigger ideas for more complex mixes. 
I always Use other flavors to sweeten / smooth my mixes rather than any kind of sweetener since they are all clogging to cartos/atty/coils. Not to mention that they do not taste very good to me.
I agree with Salem. When I first started, I spent a lot of time on finding the perfect sweetener. Then as time went on, I realized you don't really need sweeteners when the juice is mixed correctly. There is a perfect natural sweetness. Added sweeteners burn and taste yucky. And after the juice steeps, it just gets worse and worse.
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post number 74
post number 102
post number 43
30ml bottle...free each................. Email me dawnsflavors@gmail.com
do not pm me email me please
pick any juice and strength usa only....
Hugsss keep posting grand prize 11 - 11
dawn
Congrats to the winners 
I always add 5% distilled water to my base. It lowers the boiling point of the PG and VG making the juice less likely to burn.
I always add 5% distilled water to my base. It lowers the boiling point of the PG and VG making the juice less likely to burn.
Wow! Another congrats for the winners!!!
And she just keeps on going.....{{{{{{{{DAWN}}}}}}}}
And she just keeps on going.....{{{{{{{{DAWN}}}}}}}}
Wow! Another congrats for the winners!!!
And she just keeps on going.....{{{{{{{{DAWN}}}}}}}}
Those were the same 3 winners. I think she just reposted the list.
Depends on what I am mixing it with but, White Chocolate, Marshmallow, Whipped Cream, Vanilla Cupcake are a few.
Those were the same 3 winners. I think she just reposted the list.
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Ummmm....congrats again, then!
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