hit or miss

[livingstonii]

ive been reading about diy for a month now and i thought i had it down till i made my first juices. i bought from ecigexress and got all my supplies and flavoring. i bought from flavourart but i didnt like the flavoring. they were a little too perfume-y. i decided to go off of some user submitted recipes and got some more flavoring from ecigexpress but this time from the signature blends and fruit blends. well two of the flavors were labeled tpa so im guessing their the perfumers apprentice? i loved the flavor they give so if it is perfumers apprentice im gonna buy more. i also liked the recipes i found but they were on the ecigexpress site. is there a place where i can find more recipes in one place? i know theres a few on here but im looking for vendor specific. also do you stick to one vendor or do you shop around? any help would be appreciated.

 

[GrannyM]

Well for starters, look at the top of this forum for eliquid recipes E-Liquid Recipes

Also on ECF in the PIF section http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pay-forward-pif/110029-diy-recipes.html

Some more links to recipes:
The Vape Book
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/wellness-wrecked-bonkers/163598-diy-recipe-book.html
e-Liquid Recipes - e-Liquid Calculator

That should keep you busy for a while

As to vendors, I think most of us use a variety. It seems there is no 1 vendor that carries everything. Some vendors do carry a lot of different brands though (like ecigexpress) and sometimes it makes more sense to purchase directly from the source (like Capella, TPA/TFA, Lorann). I generally watch the sales and also try to get the most from my shipping dollar.

 

[ThiswishIwish]

Yep tpa = perfumers apprentice

 

[Fiamma]

Flavour Art imho only gets perfumey when you use too much. That is a very concentrated flavoring. 3 to 5% is usually plenty to too much.