E cig concentrate...

[Zachary Hames]

Is Capella a good brand or what are some really good quality for e juice concentrate?

 

[deltas4]

depending where you are i use ciggy juice or chefs vapor in the UK and have had no problems

 

[Larry J]

You can find out all you need to know about DIY juice here: DIY E-Liquid

Be sure to read all the "Stickies," too, along with the many DIY blogs.

 

[rice721]

I've only experienced with a couple flavor brands.

TFA/TPA and Capella. I prefer TFA/TPA...no other reason other than preference and availability where I live.

 

[Str8vision]

Your question would be better posed in the DIY forum DIY E-Liquid where use/evaluation/discussion of various concentrated flavorings are commonplace. There are dozens of different brands (manufacturers) of concentrated flavorings, Capella is but one of them. Many of Capella flavorings have a buttery/custard taste so if you like that flavor nuance they might be a good choice. Personally, I don't and find that other brands are more to my liking but taste in highly objective. Many people do like Capella flavorings so they would definitely be worth a try.

 

[Smoke_too_much]

If you are looking at some of the e liquid recipes on the web I'd hazard a guess that Cap flavors make up about 15% to 20% of them with The Flavor Apprentice (same as The Perfumers Apprentice) being by far the most popular. However it also depends on the specific flavor which is most popular.

 

[smacuser]

I use Capella when necessary, but I find TFA/TPA requires lesser percentages.

What is your flavor profile?

 

[ckquatt]

I've found that Capellas make better versions of certain flavors than TFA or others. Usually the custards and creams. Capellas, to me are vastly superior! TFA are usually good for their fruits though if I see a Capella version I'll grab that one.

I guess you could say I like Capella better all around now that I've re-read this! LOL!!

I get all my DIY flavors from ecigxpress.




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