Just to play devil's advocate..... I mix almost all of my 35+ FW flavors at 15%.
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Just to play devil's advocate..... I mix almost all of my 35+ FW flavors at 15%.
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I have mixed nic levels at 0, 6, 12, 18, and 24mg. All those strengths at 50/50 and 30/70 (vg/pg). Like the 50/50 for the vapor cloud and less TH.
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The higher vg explains why your mixes need more flavoring.
But they tasted the same in a 30vg 70pg mix...IMO
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As I understand it, FDA requires *food products* to expire within TWO years (including bottled water). As one who does a LOT of cooking, I pay no attention to expiration dates for items such as flavoring, syrup, water, rice, noodles, etc. If I've kept everything sealed well, it should still be good for a very long time. (Some of my home canned veggies have been excellent, even after 10 years!)
I use TFA and FW for my eliquids. TFA is much more concentrated with stronger flavors, so I use less flavoring in my mixes, but with FW, I use a LOT more flavoring. The last time I placed an order, they didn't have the eliquid flavorings, so I don't know if those are any more concentrated or not. Anywhoo, I normally mix FW at 20% to 30% of my mix, and the 4oz bottles last a good while. (I vape a lot.
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I DO wish I could find a good, strong SASSAFRAS flavor. TFA had the best, but they discontinued after I fell in love with it!
The FW Sassafras is too weak for my taste, but it does add pleasant flavor tones in a mix. 
I use TFA and FW for my eliquids. TFA is much more concentrated with stronger flavors, so I use less flavoring in my mixes, but with FW, I use a LOT more flavoring. The last time I placed an order, they didn't have the eliquid flavorings, so I don't know if those are any more concentrated or not. Anywhoo, I normally mix FW at 20% to 30% of my mix, and the 4oz bottles last a good while. (I vape a lot.
)I DO wish I could find a good, strong SASSAFRAS flavor. TFA had the best, but they discontinued after I fell in love with it!
The FW Sassafras is too weak for my taste, but it does add pleasant flavor tones in a mix.
Usually I vape 6mg nic, in a 50/50 PG/VG mix.
HOWEVER, with FW, because I use more flavoring (which dilutes my eliquid), I tend to go heavier on VG...such as 30/70 PG/VG. Next time I pull my stuff out, I might try ALL VG, just to see how everything behaves.
Usually I vape 6mg nic, in a 50/50 PG/VG mix.
HOWEVER, with FW, because I use more flavoring (which dilutes my eliquid), I tend to go heavier on VG...such as 30/70 PG/VG. Next time I pull my stuff out, I might try ALL VG, just to see how everything behaves.
I have found I need to steep my all vg mixes longer. Its almost as if the flavoring doeant quite want to mix with vg. If tou don't use a speed steeping method I would recommend it with all vg mixes or you may be waiting a while and have to shake them before filling your setup.
Let me know though, I'm interested to see if you have the same experience with all vg as I did
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I suspect you're right, randomhousegir. I have noticed that FW flavors taste significantly better after steeping two or three weeks.
As for VG needing a longer steeping period, I had not though of that before, but it seems logical that thicker VG would take a bit longer for flavors to balance out. Thanks for the insight!
As for VG needing a longer steeping period, I had not though of that before, but it seems logical that thicker VG would take a bit longer for flavors to balance out. Thanks for the insight!
I suspect you're right, randomhousegir. I have noticed that FW flavors taste significantly better after steeping two or three weeks.
As for VG needing a longer steeping period, I had not though of that before, but it seems logical that thicker VG would take a bit longer for flavors to balance out. Thanks for the insight!
Like I said, let me know how it works for you. I have been known to be "differently abled" (politically correct term haha) and I am interested to know if you have a similar experience
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