I was just looking at the info for different flavors and was surprised to find out bacon has salt in it. Hmmmm.......
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Someone was wondering if you could add salt as an additive... I guess that kind of answers the question. (no bacon vapes for me)
Don't get me started on companies that ONLY offer priority shipping... buy a $2-$6 item and pay $5 for shipping. Most small e-cig orders cost $2 to ship
What is your zip code so i can check the rates?
Yep I was just on their site.Is this sale still going? I didnt get an email
Someone posted in a different thread that you can get a diluted salt mixture from the pharmacy that suitable for vaping.
Also, I'm pretty sure boxes cost more to ship than bag-style packages. And packing peanuts aren't free apparently. :/
Also, I'm pretty sure boxes cost more to ship than bag-style packages. And packing peanuts aren't free apparently. :/
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Update on shipping: wrote to customer service and they replied within 5 hours. Orders to be combined and any excess money will be issued as store credit. I'm happy. Thanks to Drew and Rin13 for their help.
I ordered from Amazon and received it today-- about 8 bucks for a lot of solution.
What can I say; I also ordered an ultrasonic cleaner.... Don't try to help me. I'll just take you down with me.
I not a fan of having to add so much flavoring, especially if I'm trying to mix with other flavors that are more concentrated. I do like their sweet strawberry (15%) and a few others.
Just got my flavors in the mail... The caramel smells spot on and so do all the others, can't wait to mix them... My first attempt at DIY was with TFA flavors and it almost discouraged me from making my own liquids. Hopefully this time I have better luck because these flavors smell way better
Well damn, I've got tons of TFA flavors coming haha.. maybe I can trade them if I don't like them!
Only problems I see with TFA are:
1) they are more complicated to work with
2) Low pricing attracts New DIY'ers like myself that are clueless where to start and/or what to do when it isn't right.
I'm not at the point of blaming TFA for my lack of experience just yet. About 6 weeks in and only 2 real failures. Both were coffee attempts that turned into Baby Powder. Why? Simple lack of knowledge as to reactions between specific flavors.
Think Blueberry is off? Mix with Waffle and see the difference.
Remember, most flavors are made to be used as additives in Baking. Stand alone may take some work.
GOT MY first 5 Capella Flavors in today! 5 day from initial order - acceptable.
1) they are more complicated to work with
2) Low pricing attracts New DIY'ers like myself that are clueless where to start and/or what to do when it isn't right.
I'm not at the point of blaming TFA for my lack of experience just yet. About 6 weeks in and only 2 real failures. Both were coffee attempts that turned into Baby Powder. Why? Simple lack of knowledge as to reactions between specific flavors.
Think Blueberry is off? Mix with Waffle and see the difference.
Remember, most flavors are made to be used as additives in Baking. Stand alone may take some work.
GOT MY first 5 Capella Flavors in today! 5 day from initial order - acceptable.
This is just from my limited experience and may not be correct but it seems that the only way to know for sure which ones you like is to try them. The TFA percentages seems to be all over the place, so start low and add and be patient. What makes it harder is that some of them need steeping time.
I think there's a list of popular percentages if you can find it. Check the TFA thread.
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