e liquid subscriptions.. opinions?

[dcfluegel]

I would love to try it how do i get my hands on it

all TFA flavors - Fruit Circles 7% / Fresh Cream 3% / Berry Crunch 2.5% / Bavarian Cream 2% / Marshmallow 2% / Sweet Cream 1.5%

this is the clone recipe I use for ANML's Looper - really nice vape

 

[EverPresentNoob]

DIY is where to go for saving money... I figured out a number of juices that I really liked, but paying 25 bucks for a 15ml bottle is bad juju to me... So i hit up the ol' Google and googled things like "Cuttwood Unicorn Milk clone recipe". Went to the pages and found a good recipe and mixed some up. few small tweaks to it to suit my tastes and now I mix 250mls at a time. Saturday evening is my mixing day. I spend maybe half hour or an hour mixing things for me and a few friends and then Im good for the week or so. I have a notebook in my mixing suplies that I have written the breakdown in such as for a 250ml batch, x amount of nic, X amount of VG, X of PG, X of strawberry so and and so forth. then when Im mixing it is a real simple matter of looking at it and just adding the ingredients. no guess work, no converting % to ML...

Gonna have t try that DC... looks god, and I already have most of those flavors.

Also as far as subscriptions go, I cant remember the name of the subscription company but I remember reading on reddit that one of them was claiming like 2 bottles would be house brand and the other 4 or so would be Premium from reputable vendors... turns out they were all house brand and they were basically faking labels. I'm not sure the name of the subscription company so I wont name any, don't want to name the wrong one....

 

[dcfluegel]

DIY is where to go for saving money... I figured out a number of juices that I really liked, but paying 25 bucks for a 15ml bottle is bad juju to me... So i hit up the ol' Google and googled things like "Cuttwood Unicorn Milk clone recipe". Went to the pages and found a good recipe and mixed some up. few small tweaks to it to suit my tastes and now I mix 250mls at a time. Saturday evening is my mixing day. I spend maybe half hour or an hour mixing things for me and a few friends and then Im good for the week or so. I have a notebook in my mixing suplies that I have written the breakdown in such as for a 250ml batch, x amount of nic, X amount of VG, X of PG, X of strawberry so and and so forth. then when Im mixing it is a real simple matter of looking at it and just adding the ingredients. no guess work, no converting % to ML...

Gonna have t try that DC... looks god, and I already have most of those flavors.

lol - it's killer - so far, it is the one i get the most requests for - been having to mix it in 500ml batches...

and been vaping on a unicorn milk clone for the last couple days - very tasty! (used tfa strawberry ripe in first variant, very good... got one steeping now with cap sweet strawberry, to compare)

 

[EverPresentNoob]

Yea, I use TFA Strawberry ripe in mine. I have so far been sticking with all TFA flavors and developing (meaning copying other peoples developed recipes) recipes that I like. Once I get a number that i really like and can duplicate at the drop of a hat every 5 Wednesday with one hand tied to my left ankle I will start playing with other flavor companies to compare how different companies flavors change up my juice.

 

[itskohler]

I use TFA almost exclusively, and buy directly from them with a "special" account. I use Flavour Arts for my cinnamon roll flavorings though, far superior. I made a batch of Strawberry Banana with hints of Vanilla Cream as an undertone, and he already went through 60ml, and is begging me to make him a 250ml batch.

 

[Alien Traveler]

That's my biggest hate on vaping put ~1.50$ of juice in a ~1$ 30ml bottle, then sell it for 15-30$ sigh..

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