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<blockquote data-quote="bombastinator" data-source="post: 23720239" data-attributes="member: 43994">I bought a kit when I started but most of it was a wasteWhat you need to do good consittant ejuice:1) recipes (there are thousands of free ones)2) something to accurately weigh with. A triple beam scale will do if you got one.I bought a Chinesium digital scale designed for precious metals.&nbsp; It was accurate (in theory) to 3 decimal places.&nbsp;&nbsp; I trust it to one.&nbsp; Which is enough.&nbsp; It has a calibration weight.&nbsp; It was ten bucks.&nbsp; If you were ever a pro chemist theres doing it by volume instead.&nbsp; Even though that’s more “manly” I get better results doing it by weight.&nbsp; My eyes suck and my hands are shaky these days.&nbsp; I don’t even try anymore.3) some PG.&nbsp; propeline glycol.&nbsp; It’s on amazon4) som VG vegtable glycerine.&nbsp; Kosher food grade is the best.&nbsp; Also on Amazon.&nbsp; I used to buy it in gallon jugs at fleet farm because it’s also a cattle laxative.5) the flavorings the recipie tells you that you need.&nbsp; Brand matters.&nbsp; Names are usually shortened. FW is flavorwest for example.&nbsp; If you run into one that isn’t obvious just ask.&nbsp; It’s easier than cooking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bombastinator, post: 23720239, member: 43994"] I bought a kit when I started but most of it was a waste What you need to do good consittant ejuice: 1) recipes (there are thousands of free ones) 2) something to accurately weigh with. A triple beam scale will do if you got one. I bought a Chinesium digital scale designed for precious metals. It was accurate (in theory) to 3 decimal places. I trust it to one. Which is enough. It has a calibration weight. It was ten bucks. If you were ever a pro chemist theres doing it by volume instead. Even though that’s more “manly” I get better results doing it by weight. My eyes suck and my hands are shaky these days. I don’t even try anymore. 3) some PG. propeline glycol. It’s on amazon 4) som VG vegtable glycerine. Kosher food grade is the best. Also on Amazon. I used to buy it in gallon jugs at fleet farm because it’s also a cattle laxative. 5) the flavorings the recipie tells you that you need. Brand matters. Names are usually shortened. FW is flavorwest for example. If you run into one that isn’t obvious just ask. It’s easier than cooking. [/QUOTE]

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