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Thrasher

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eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
on of the best calculators, downloadable as well

DIY is easy and can be very rewarding, between making my faves in bulk and using RBA's my monthly costs are almost nothing. once you start to get decent results it becomes hard to pay 10-15 bucks for a little bottle that costs a buck to make. my ry4 comes out to less then 20 bucks a pint now
 

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I second Trasher with the juice me up calculator...it takes a bit of playing with to get used to it but it is easy to use and very easy to understand once you get the hang of things...it's downloadable and comes with many recipes already and you can save your own recipes for later

things to keep in mind
less is more ;) keep your flavor percent between 10 to 20%
your nic comes with pg/vg in it already

LDS I wouldn't say that...as long you are patient and use a good calculator, diy ejuice is just like cooking following a recipe minus having to cook it lmfao...
 

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LDS I wouldn't say that...as long you are patient and use a good calculator, diy ejuice is just like cooking following a recipe minus having to cook it lmfao...
Right. Come on over for dinner and a vape. :)

I can show you what I mean. :D

My first attempt tastes like a cross between moonshine and cat puke - lacking any of their positive attributes. It's every bit as good as my last attempt at lasagna.
 
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WhiteHighlights

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I don't think buying juices initially is a waste. It's helped me (a) to get on the vaping train and (b) figure out what flavors I like and quite a few that I can't stand. That said, I'm reading up on DIY as that's a logical next step for me, I like to cook! It will take me awhile to venture into RBAs which can also save money. I'm tool challenged, a hammer in my hand is a danger to me rather than the nail.
 
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