Beginners guide on DIY Eliquid - The author worked for Port Harbour Bay making premium quality e-liquid.
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Pretty good but he use's the word chemical in the instructions and I'm not sure that is a good choice of words.
"The amount of each chemical"
Personally, I try to minimize the amount of chemicals added to my DIY
And while Nicotine is technically a chemical most call it a Nic base and PG & VG are components.... then the balance are flavors.
With the scrutiny vaping is under we don't want anyone to think we are adding unnecessary chemical.
Just a thought.
"The amount of each chemical"
Personally, I try to minimize the amount of chemicals added to my DIY
And while Nicotine is technically a chemical most call it a Nic base and PG & VG are components.... then the balance are flavors.
With the scrutiny vaping is under we don't want anyone to think we are adding unnecessary chemical.
Just a thought.
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@Marc411,
The author is most likely in/from the UK/EU (recommends 72 mg/mL nic, and mention EU regs) so I would give the word choice a pass.
@PHB2017,
Nothing wrong with it; but it does seem horribly redundant, when comparing to the tons of videos, forums, sites, and blogs already out there which explain the basics of mixing. Just my opinion...
The author is most likely in/from the UK/EU (recommends 72 mg/mL nic, and mention EU regs) so I would give the word choice a pass.
@PHB2017,
Nothing wrong with it; but it does seem horribly redundant, when comparing to the tons of videos, forums, sites, and blogs already out there which explain the basics of mixing. Just my opinion...
Sure looks like the author is probably you...since your user name is PHB2017. If it IS you...why not just say it is?
Doesn't help the OP's position, that this is their one and only post, and they have not returned to ECF since!Sure looks like the author is probably you...since your user name is PHB2017. If it IS you...why not just say it is?
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