How much extra flavoring in "Extra Flavor" and "Double Extra Flavoring"? Someone mentioned that extra flavoring is 50% more and double extra flavoring is 100% more flavoring. Is this true? I order my eliquids extra on the flavoring & have some flavorless eliquid in same pg/vg ratio and just want some idea how much extra flavor is in there if I plan to dilute due to it being too strong. Can do it just to taste but it would help if I have some basic understanding of what they do.
ECBlend: How much extra flavoring in extra flavoring and double extra flavoring?
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Send them an email asking. I'm sure you'd get a response. I'm sorry I don't have the answer to your question.
I'd be interested to hear as well if you get a response to this query. ECB 36mg with 'Double Extra' to but cut with plain PG/VG = cheap liquid.
I got a response. Seems ok to post this here.
"I checked with our recipe manager and he says it varies with each recipe. It depends on the original amount of flavoring and flavor enhancers. It also depends on how many flavorings are in the mix. I.e. something with coffee and caramel will get mostly caramel XF as XF coffee could make it taste burnt and chemically."
I guess I'll have to dilute to taste. Also possible that it would be better to figure out exactly what strength I like it at, because they may have increased a part of the flavor recipe at a different amount. I would think this would be more of the exception than the rule though.
"I checked with our recipe manager and he says it varies with each recipe. It depends on the original amount of flavoring and flavor enhancers. It also depends on how many flavorings are in the mix. I.e. something with coffee and caramel will get mostly caramel XF as XF coffee could make it taste burnt and chemically."
I guess I'll have to dilute to taste. Also possible that it would be better to figure out exactly what strength I like it at, because they may have increased a part of the flavor recipe at a different amount. I would think this would be more of the exception than the rule though.
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Good info to know!
It still may be worth looking into an extra flavor shot and then thin it down to make it last longer...
It still may be worth looking into an extra flavor shot and then thin it down to make it last longer...
I like ECBlends and I buy two of my favorites from them (Dragon's Blood and Ruyan 4), but I find their flavors to be somewhat muted on a lot of juices. I just bought some sample sizes in Extra Flavor that STILL seem muted. Next time I'm gonna try some Double extra flavor. Your taste may vary from mine, though.
I feel like, after sampling at least a dozen of their juices (new vaper, trying to figure out flavor profiles), that whether you "need" XF or "DXF" depends almost entirely on which flavor, which I know can be annoying, but it's true.
For example, I thought their Caramel Cappuccino and Red Box (New) to be like 3x more flavorful than the, say... Black and Blue that I got in the same order, both at "regular" and all other things being equal. Unfortunately, I'm the only vaper in the house, so I can't verify the difference with another person. :/
For example, I thought their Caramel Cappuccino and Red Box (New) to be like 3x more flavorful than the, say... Black and Blue that I got in the same order, both at "regular" and all other things being equal. Unfortunately, I'm the only vaper in the house, so I can't verify the difference with another person. :/
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