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[SteveS45]

Liquid Barn makes their own flavors they are not re-bottled as far as I know.

Liquid Barn eliquids and flavors are manufactured in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) applicable to pharmaceutical and food grade products with primary ingredients that meet United States Pharmacopeia (USP) standards.

 

[Wheelin247]

Well that's good to know but like I said I've already got a kit. Plus if I wanted to copy recipes that are out there I want to get the flavors that people have mentioned in the recipes so I can copy them exactly and taste the same taste that the people who chime in on the recipes have tasted. Again, thanks for the input.

 

[SteveS45]

No problem at all @Wheelin247 just trying to help in my own little way. I prefer to create my own twist on recipes and just recently I got a bottle of Minions Milk which tastes very similar to one of my own.

 

[Wheelin247]

Much appreciated my friend! Just getting into DIY I'm thinking I will just copy some recipes until I get comfortable with the mixing and get to a place where I know what I'm doing (at least half way know what I'm doing [emoji38]) then I think I will start going outside of my comfort zone and trying new things. One step at a time. I don't want to get over my head all at once..lol. I'll save that till later!


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[SteveS45]

That is why I make my own creations because they are originals and only I determine what they are supposed to taste like. Trying to recreate something is harder than creating something totally new. Good Luck with your DIY journey and remember there are no GPS coordinates to follow!

 

[IDJoel]

I looked at them but one thing I didn't like is they don't tell you the brand names of the flavors they have.

They make their own flavors. To my knowledge they are not re-bottling/re-branding some other company's flavors.

Sorry; I need to finish reading the rest of the posts before I reply!

 

[DaveP]

I don't see the issue with weight vs liquid volume measuring. As JCinFLA said, we just need to talk about options and let everyone decide. Apparently, there are those who prefer liquid measuring methods instead of DIY by weight and both methods should be presented for new DIYers to decide.

I've briefly tried mixing by volume and found that VG doesn't dispense well with a hypodermic needle. Pipettes don't draw VG very well, either. So, I found that I can pour VG and PG into a condiment bottle and dispense both easily. Maybe JC can offer some alternatives to the above and some tools that make thick liquids easier to dispense.