I am moving in a couple of weeks and then I want to order my supplies to DIY my juice. I am getting my orders ready to send in. Do you think PA flavorings are a good choice for a beginner?
Going to start DIY in a couple of weeks, is PA a good choice to start out with?
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Check this excellent link: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/74109-guide-diy-flavoring.html
Everyone has different preferences but I prefer Capella flavorings for a couple of reasons. One is that they are all made to USP standards, mixed in a clean room not someone's house and go through several days of QC before a batch is released for sale (which can result in a slower shipping). Second the flavors are more complex and consistent (% across the board is similar with every flavor) and easier for new DIYers to get great results even with a single flavoring. Check for coupon codes.
Congratulations and welcome to DIYing!!
Congratulations and welcome to DIYing!!
I want to try Capella's too, not just for their e-juice flavorings, but for their water flavorings too. Gonna have to pull the trigger tonight.
Lisa, PA flavorings are very good and although they don't have as many flavors as TPA's site, OneStopDIYShop has better prices. Outstanding CS too. Kim always throws in a few goodies (things you can actually use or vape!). She can get any flavor you want from PA if you want to wait for it.
Lisa, PA flavorings are very good and although they don't have as many flavors as TPA's site, OneStopDIYShop has better prices. Outstanding CS too. Kim always throws in a few goodies (things you can actually use or vape!). She can get any flavor you want from PA if you want to wait for it.
Ok, I am really confused, I thought PA and TPA both stood for the perfume apprentice. What stands for what company?
There are PA flavorings, which are sold by a lot of DIY places, and then there is TPA, which is essentially the source. If I understand correctly.
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