Flavouring concentrates
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The short answer is a long way. Let's say you are making a100ml bottle at 6% flavour, then clearly you will use 6ml of concentrate.
I would suggest buying smaller than that way if you don't like the flavour it's not an issue just give it someone else.
I would suggest buying smaller than that way if you don't like the flavour it's not an issue just give it someone else.
Thanks for that. I tend to stick with tobacco flavours so no problem there. I can't really understand why anyone would want to inhale the contents of their local candy store. Still, each to their own.
Because it's delicious
Lol. I never liked the smell of tobacco when I smoked cigarettes, so I have yet to venture into making juice that is tobacco flavored. Not that I wouldn't try it out of curiosity though.
Might like to read:
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/dannyv45.130984/
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You will want to scroll down to Sir2fyablyNutz thread, he lists most of the places you can find recipes.
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https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/dannyv45.130984/
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You will want to scroll down to Sir2fyablyNutz thread, he lists most of the places you can find recipes.
Re: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/first-diy-order.688123/#post-1614240
I am for the most part a tobacco vaper and though a lot like you. But being 3 years into this I am starting to get tired of the same old tobaccos. I have been venturing into fruits and deserts of late and must say I very much enjoy a nice strawberry cream as a change of pace vape. I find myself vaping more and more tea's, cinnamon deserts, lemonaid's etc.... As you start to get tired of the same old tobaccos you to will also find it a nice change up just wait and see
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Wow, thanks for that. I've been looking at the links and one of them chilled my blood. I had kind of assumed that buying a bottle of liquid nicotine - I've seen it advertised online - would be the way to go if I wanted to save money. Apparently pure nicotine can kill you if you just get some on your skin. (I guess that would save me money as I would never need to splash out on a new pair of shoes again.) I'm starting to realise what a novice I am in the home brew game. Thank God I found this site.
And, in response to Dannyv45. I've only come across a tea ejuice once and, I must confess, it is my favourite to date. Cinnamon sounds good too. It's the bubble gum, skittles and cola flavours that I can't get my head around.
I'm not much of a candy eater so those don't really do anything for me either. But a good tobacco vape with a touch of chocolate cream really works well for me. Expecially those tobaccos with a bit of bite or dryness to them, The chocolate really takes the edge off that bite and dryness.
People can get confused about this issue. Absolutely - 100% nicotine is deadly and it should not even be sold to the general public. However a solution of 100mg/ml nicotine is not the same thing as 100% nicotine.
This happens a lot where new people confuse mg/ml as equating to a 1:1 percentage - it's not the same maths. IE: A liquid that is expressed as being 12 mg/ml only contains 1.2 percent nicotine in that mix - not 12 percent.
After I started I quickly switched to a Turkish/Mojito mix (from some type of juice that was too sweet and creamy for me, (but it came with the starter kit..)), lately I've been vaping a mix with a bit of Key Lime or just the straight unflavored mix. I recently came across a sweet tea/peach/lemonade concentrate that I might try. I was going to also say pretty much the same thing Rickajoho said above about the mg/percentage thing.
Yes, I get that a solution of 100mg/ml is not the same thing as 100% nicotine but there are products online that sell 'Pure Nicotine 99,9% USP/EP' (I have no idea what USP/EP stands for) to the vaping community. Isn't that the potentially deadly variety or have I got that wrong?
That's referencing the purity level of the product. But if that's a verbatim description you found - 'Pure Nicotine 99,9% USP/EP' - it's poorly worded and I can certainly understand your confusion.
USP stands for United States Pharmacopeia. EP stands for European Pharmacopoeia. They set standards for product/drug purity and their definitions such as "pharmacy grade", "food grade" etc.
100% nicotine is 1,000mg/ml and pure poison. 100mg/ml is what you will mostly find online for vaping. In reality what you can buy is a 10% solution of pure nicotine. And then you cut it to say 10mg/ml and it is a 1% solution. I am really glad you found this site, I would hate to see you get sick from the wrong stuff.
The product that I chanced upon comes from a company called Chemnovatic. Check it out, as far as I can I can judge their Pure Nicotine 99.9% is exactly what it says on the tin. Great for professional manufacturers I'm sure but deadly if, in all innocence, I had ordered a bottle.
You can't order from Chemnovatic - it's a manufacturer & reseller supplier site only. As a non manufacturer I can't even get in far enough on their site to see if they actually sell an undiluted 100% nicotine. You have to go through one of their retail distributors.
In the UK that's Molinshop.com and taking a quick look at the Chemnovatic line there the highest concentration you can buy is 36 mg/ml. (And if I recall, that's the highest concentration you are allowed to sell at retail in the UK.)
I'm sure that you're right and I'm not going to try and buy some but the link below has an 'Order now' box at the bottom of the page.
Pure Nicotine 99,9% (USP/EP): PureNic 99+ - CHEMNOVATIC
Pure Nicotine 99,9% (USP/EP): PureNic 99+ - CHEMNOVATIC
OK, it says order on their B2B platform. I guess that means Business to business. I'm a bit slow today. It's very early in the morning right now in the UK.
"We trade exclusively with registered businesses.
Chemnovatic is a B2B company, meaning we only do business with registered companies.
The system needs your correct VAT ID to calculate taxes."
Chemnovatic is a B2B company, meaning we only do business with registered companies.
The system needs your correct VAT ID to calculate taxes."
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