Getting ready to start diy

[lviperz]

I'm getting ready to try DIY and have a question. My wife really likes a flavor we get locally called sweet-n-tart. She usually mixes it with Halo's Turkish to cut back on the flavor so it isn't so strong. Both juices are 18mg nic.

So, my question is, since she uses the turkish to cut the flavor, would it be as simple as using a sweet tart flavor in a nic base in lesser amounts. Meaning if most mixes seem to use 10% flavor then maybe only use 5%?

I think it will be too difficult to start diy making tabacco juice flavored with sweet-n-tart.

 

[Blackbeard]

IMO, there's always 2 main problems with DIY, and I don't believe anyone ever gets over the two problems.

The first is finding that first really good mix you're either trying to duplicate or discover.

The second is how to improve the first one even if you do end up making it.

 

[Hoosier]

First, which shop is the sweet-n-tart coming from? (there is an outside chance I know who makes it and what flavorings they use)

Next, it's not tough since you have a willing taste tester. You can start low with the flavoring % and slowly work up until the wife says it's perfect.

Also, being that you're a Hoosier, be sure to check out the links in my signature for details on up coming vape meets. (like the one tomorrow). I'll be throwing other meets up on the site as we get closer to them...

 

[lviperz]

First, which shop is the sweet-n-tart coming from? (there is an outside chance I know who makes it and what flavorings they use)

The shop is Vapor Bank in Evansville. It's under their label but I'm told they have theirs made somewhere in WI or up North somewhere.

I will also check out your link. Loving this vaping stuff but as usual my wife says I have to turn it in to something geeky. I'm just a geek and can't help it.

 

[Hoosier]

Nope, never talked to John about his stuff, so I do not know Vapor Bank's. We've talked about a bunch of stuff, just never juice.