DIY nic free juice

[YaNBulL]

Hey Vapers. I'm new to vaping and wanted to try making my own juice. Since I can't get nicotine juice in the country I'm living in, I've decided to go nic free.

Some questions I've had in mind is that, how long do I have to steep my juice? What method of steeping is recommended? Can I just straight up vape my juice after mixing?

I'm using 80/20 VG/PG. The flavours I'm using is mostly fruity taste right of the bakery shops like mango, lychee, honeydew etc. And it's all water soluble.

 

[WonderDude32]

Congrats on doing the diy. Your taste will determine how much if any steep time you will need. Some simple fruit juices like you mentioned will work instantly as others may need a couple of hours up to a few days. I would give most mixes at least an hour with plenty of shaking every 10-15 minutes before making any real judgements about the juice being good or bad. If the juice isn't good, you may need more steep time, flavor, or sometimes, less flavor. My advice is start small and write your methods down so that you can replicate them later in higher quantities. Good luck.

 

[Manga]

I usally wait 24 hours after mixing, before trying my ejuice, that works for me atleast

 

[sparkky1]

Where are you getting your flavorings and what brand are they ?

 

[YaNBulL]

I got my flavoring from the local bakery shops. The brand is RedMan.

 

[sparkky1]

Cant you just order flavoring online ?

 

[Alien Traveler]

I got my flavoring from the local bakery shops. The brand is RedMan.

Read labels (ingredients) of your flavorings. Ones from bakery shops can have a lot of sugar and even oil. Oils are not recommended for vaping. Sugar will gunk your coils in no time. But it is possible to find suitable flavoring even in bakery shop. You'll get more answers on you questions if you post them on DIY subforum.

 

[classwife]

Moved to DIY E-Liquid from General E-Liquid Discussion