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JTman

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Im just getting into DIY myself so take my opinion with a grain of salt. From my reading one stop has good stuff but you will be paying a premium for a pre-packed kit. I bought nic base that was on sale and picked up some TPA/TFA flavors as a separate purchase. I bought my USP grade VG from walmart (humco brand 177ml) for around 4 bucks. So far my only bit of advice is buy more supplies than what you think you need. I wish I had bought a handfull of syringes to make it much easier to mix multiple flavors at a time. I'm sure others will chime in as well =)
 

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most of the instrument include you won't end up using, just search the DIY section and you'll find all the info you need...

Agreed. I just bought some nic base, PG, flavoring, a dropper bottle. Maybe one 12ml syringe if you don't want to have to count drops. E-cig express is where I get most of my stuff, but shop around. I get most of my flavor from Perfumers Apprentice as they have a peppermint I like and can get in 4oz bottles.

I can get a lot of life out of maybe $50 in supplies. At least two or three months.
 

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Wanting to get into the DIY. I am looking at some of the kits that are forsale. Seems like a good way to start. Are there any suggestions ? Are these woth buying? One Stop seems to have a nice one and they have a good choice of quality liquids. Any input would be appreciated
I don't think kits are the way to go. They seem over-priced, and tend to contain things you won't need.
 
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