Flavor percentages

[calan]

I'm sure this has been covered here somewhere, but I'm not having any luck finding it in one concise place. Is there a resource that shows recommended percentages of all (or most) of the major flavors?

I'd like to scale the recommended percentages to some common reference, and be able to adjust the beginning percentages for each flavor in a recipe, regardless of the manufacturer. I understand that this would be subjective and probably not very accurate, but it would at least be a start.

The only ones I know of for sure are the TC flavors from VZ, which are 2.5% (even printed on the labels). The only other flavors I have right now are some non SC flavors from VZ, and several Perfumer's Apprentice flavors. I also have some from Heather's on the way.

 

[Shilo]

For the TFA you can check out this thread http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/336110-flavor-apprentice-flavoring-thread-8.html

For VZ and Heathers you will have to ask the vendor what flavoring brands they use and then type that into the search engine for example---FlavourArt percentages or Flavour Art recommended percentage. The search engine here will pull up alot of old threads. Hope that helps.

 

[unloaded]

Heather's !?! As in HHV? I'd love to have some Gandolf concentrate. Tell me more.

 

[DoctorJ]

I need a little guidance here too. I've just received the basics for doing some DIY. I have flavorless juice with the nic already in it and some flavorings from the supermarket. I'm quite sure there is a big difference from the flavorings specifically intended for ejuice and the flavorings I have intended for cooking. But I can't find anywhere what that difference is and how to compensate for the discrepancy of the intended use of these flavorings. Anyone?

 

[PRIMER]

I think this will work, but the flavors prolly aren't quite as concentrated as the e-juice intended ones. The grocery store ones usually have extra water or alchohol in there. Try it at 10% flavoring. Hobby lobby has the loranns flavoring in tiny bottles - It's the same thing the e-juice DIY vendors sell.