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i've tried the Capella's sweet lychee, it is dead on. right down to the slight undertone of Assam tea that no other maker can seem to get...

all of needs to age, smaller bottles will age faster. But, it does not matter the batch size. If you make a 40ml batch and fill one 10ml bottle and one 30ml bottle, the 10ml will age faster. A 1ml batch will never taste the same as a 30ml batch, unless maybe you have some insanely accurate...

EM adds more than just sweetness, it adds depth & richness.

tfa sweet-tarts tfa grape jolly rancher ouch! but, the sweet tarts are brilliant with juicy peach

I am sick and tired of hearing massive hype about juice makers only to be disappointed, I now mostly vape my creations as a result. I received my 'sampling' (4 juices of vastly different flavor profiles) from Ahlusion today. I still have a tear in my eye. Even fresh, they are amazing, after...

because "+- 56ml" was a guesstimate, your math is on. The final amount of diluent can differ depending on the density the powder or crystal. Still, your method will result in more constant results than '1/4 tsp in 10ml'.

not quite exact, but it would work. I place a 50ml Volumetric flask on an accurate scale and measure out 5 grams of powder (for 10%, use 10 grams for 20%) then fill the flask with pg to 50ml mark (be sure to stir and get any air bubbles out). Volumetric Flasks are cheep and very handy.

6 grams of powder to +- 56ml of pg for a 10%. this is where those volumetric flasks that WL sells come in handy...

you would be surprised how many flavors are oil based, if there is alcohol in the mix than it's a good bet there is an oil in it. the problem is most vendors like to simply list "natural and artificial flavors" so you just assume that it's pg based. This is another reason I'm such a TFA Fanboy...

what flavor are you using? many flavors are not pg based they are alcohol based.

i tried Kona down to 1/8% still nasty! (works out to 1 drop in 30ml, @32 drops per ml) though it is great in cakes, a couple drops in a standard box cake mix...

home made marshmallows :D start with a few drops of flavoring at first...

if a syringe even sees a bottle of TFA cola, it's over...

from Wikipedia Juice is "AGED" like wine, not "STEEPED" like tea. Ya, I know I'm tilting at windmills, but, there is so much nomenclature being used in the vaping community that is totally inaccurate, it's starting to drive me sane. don't get me started on people calling e-liquid 'OIL'...

It is more than likely that the other brands contain Acetyl Propionyl, acetoin, or both. TFA is just the only one who will talk about it. Anything with 'custard notes' will have at least one of those molecules. I have not done a lot of research, but it seems that Acetyl Propionyl (VBIV) is safer...

edit--- nevermind, trying to be funny, but came across like a snobbish ...... (why can't we just delete posts???) -- recipe sounds good, it was a Poteet vs Oxnard rivalry thing...

yes, treat it just like EM crystals, 1gram per 10ml pg

GOOD GOD MAN!!! That stuff will kill you!!! :evil: no, it's fine, I leave one of my blends in a crockpot on 'warm' (130ish) for 36hours, then it goes on the magnetic stir plate for 24hours (better than 4 weeks aging in the bottle)...

I've never ordered anything form One Stop, but, nothing is impossible. I get samples from Wizard Labs and large quantities from TFA directly. From experience WL does not dilute the flavorings...

DUDE!!! That's a 10% solution of MENTHOL (aka 100mg/ml), that's a flavor base, not a vapable juice! try .1g of menthol to your 10ml. Better yet make a 50% solution by mixing 10g menthol and 10ml pg (not really a 50% solution, but close enough). Add a few drops of that to your finished juice...