DIY flavor juice

[phoneguy1212]

I've only been at this for about a month now and would like to know expert advice on flavoring my own juice. My first thoughts are if I start out with 60mg of none favored pg juice and want to dilute it down to say 24mg of any flavor of my choice, my thinking is either dilute with pg or vg or water and alcohol. Now to add flavor, it seems that most suppliers give a choice of what nicotine strength you desire. If I choose 0mg that means it's been already diluted. So if I mix it with DIY I'm not going taste the flavor that I added. My thinking is I should be able to buy flavor concentrated juice at 0mg of nicotine to produce the perfect flavor for me. Granted it would be trial and error cause the mixing charts aren't set up for this but simple enough to count the drop of concentrated flavor to reach my goal. My question is can a person buy concentrated flavor from someone for TRUE DIY. At least I have figured out that I need 24mg for the Th I desire from trial and error. Now I want my own concoction of flavor and strength.
Any advise from you guys would be great.
I love this forum, I studied it for a week before my first starter kit 510 was purchased.

 

[nerak]

Concentrated flavor: Available at the e-cig sites that have DIY supplies or I buy directly from https://www.lorannoils.com/. A good calculator for the % of each ingredient is: e-Juice Calculator | ecigexpress. This and more information is available under: DIY e-liquid. It is a fun hobby to get in there and mix up incredible flavors that are unique to your taste.

 

[dormouse]

OneStopDIYShop.com carries Loranns, Flavor Apprentice and Flavourart flavorings. Perfumer's Apprentice site has ALL of the Flavor Apprentice flavors as well as good descriptions and some recipes in the reviews.

 

[DropEmCigs]

Hi phoneguy, welcome. This is fun (DYI).
All flavours are concentrated (and 0 nic), so you'd use about 5-10% as standard. Some flavours need > 10%, and some are very dominant (like cinnamon and anis) so you only need 1-2%. You'll have to find your personal "spot". The flavour(s) can change ("steep") during a period of time (1 day->1week), and if you mix flavours they may have a "wedding" down in the e-liq. bottle, giving you an unexpected result (good or bad).

Good luck.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

Just FYI...0 nic means that no nicotine has been added, not that the liquid has been diluted.

This sub-forum will definitely give you more information and even some inspiration for some flavors!

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