DIY FLAVOR CONCENTRATES

[OpenUpShop]

Dear ECF community,

I am very new to the vaping scene. Thanks a great deal to some of your posts, I have learned a great deal about DIY and making my own juices. I downloaded the "ejuice me up" calculator. However, I have a question, as I want to order flavor concentrates from Bull City Vapors or Wizard labs.

The problem is the calculator asks the "PG and/or VG" level of the flavorings I am using in my recipe. However, the webpages for Bull City Vapors and Wizard Labs do not specify what the PG/VG levels are. Also the specific flavors I wish to order, their item page says the following,

"Ingredients: Artificial flavors, Propylene Glycol

All Wizard Labs flavor concentrates are undiluted, full strength concentrates direct from the manufacturer, and contain no Diacetyl. Recommended usage is to test at 5% flavoring in your recipe, and adjust to taste."

Both websites say almost same thing and they are TFA and FW manufacturers for the products. Am I correct to assume based on the ingredients that I would enter, 100% PG in the calculator and thus 0 % VG level (In respect to the flavor concentrate PG VG levels)??

Greatly appreciate any help. Thank you and Best Wishes to the ECF community....

 

[empteeteacup]

Dear ECF community,

I am very new to the vaping scene. Thanks a great deal to some of your posts, I have learned a great deal about DIY and making my own juices. I downloaded the "ejuice me up" calculator. However, I have a question, as I want to order flavor concentrates from Bull City Vapors or Wizard labs.

The problem is the calculator asks the "PG and/or VG" level of the flavorings I am using in my recipe. However, the webpages for Bull City Vapors and Wizard Labs do not specify what the PG/VG levels are. Also the specific flavors I wish to order, their item page says the following,

"Ingredients: Artificial flavors, Propylene Glycol

All Wizard Labs flavor concentrates are undiluted, full strength concentrates direct from the manufacturer, and contain no Diacetyl. Recommended usage is to test at 5% flavoring in your recipe, and adjust to taste."

Both websites say almost same thing and they are TFA and FW manufacturers for the products. Am I correct to assume based on the ingredients that I would enter, 100% PG in the calculator and thus 0 % VG level (In respect to the flavor concentrate PG VG levels)??

Greatly appreciate any help. Thank you and Best Wishes to the ECF community....

Try posing here: DIY E-Liquid

You might get a better answer there than here in the general e-liquid forum

 

[man00ver]

Am I correct to assume based on the ingredients that I would enter, 100% PG in the calculator and thus 0 % VG level (In respect to the flavor concentrate PG VG levels)??

Typically speaking, yes, you should treat most flavoring as 100% PG solution. Flavors in VG solvent are somewhat rare, and they will make no secret of it.

 

[retired1]

Moved to DIY E-Liquid

 

[albcig]

they are 100% PG.

 

[Capt.shay]

Also the specific flavors I wish to order, their item page says the following,

"Ingredients: Artificial flavors, Propylene Glycol

Propylene Glycol - PG

You should really read the stickies at the top of this page as well as Danny's Blogs.

 

[OpenUpShop]

Thank you so much everyone, you guys made everything clear. And I am sorry about posting in wrong forum.
Capt. Shay, than you for the recommendations, I will read. And I did understand the "Propylene Glycol" to be PG in the ingredients list, I just wanted to make sure, its 100%, being so new to this.

Again much thanks to all of you, you guys are great

 

[dannyv45]

Treat flavorings as 100% PG as far as the calculator goes unless there alcohol based super concentrates then you would treat them as 0%

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