How long did you wait before starting to diy juice?
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Does squeezing some vanilla into something you don't like to see if that will help count?
Personally, I don't think it should unless you put in some almond, too.
Personally, I don't think it should unless you put in some almond, too.
I would say that I should have included a category for those who do not diy juice but have modified juices they do not like... For me I have drowned several unsavory flavors with a ton of menthol to avoid wasting mistakes I have made while trying to find good recipes....
Voted. Can't imagine buying it any more. What did it for me was the first 2 juices I started with, Dkang mocha and marlb. red mix, both were awfull and expensive. Thank you Dekang you have saved me lots of bucks and opened up a whole new world of flavors.
DIY can be really fun! I love the flexibility.
The flavors are rarely what you envision on the other hand. So you usually get burned on that.
Once you get it down DIY works like a charm!
The flavors are rarely what you envision on the other hand. So you usually get burned on that.
Once you get it down DIY works like a charm!
It took me about 3 weeks after I first started vaping to start DIY.I think its a blast to come up with some crazy good tasting liquids.
I started mixing about 2 months in. Took about a month or two to get the recipe 'right'. Been vaping it ever since (14 months now). Can't beat the price and I never run out.
Started about 3 weeks in when none of the 100 bucks of different juices I bought tasted right anymore. Found out what I liked best was a couple drops of tobacco absolute, some EM, and just a little bit of seedmans flavoring. Way cheaper than buying juices already made and you can play with it till you find your perfect vape.
I started a few weeks after I began vaping. I quickly learned it wasn't as easy as I thought it was. It definitely takes a little talent and patience. I have neither.
DIY a few weeks in after buying quite a few flavors from vendors and not liking half of them, and wanting to try more. DIY has given me all the variety, with a little work instead of a lot of money.
Don't remember exactly but it was about 2-3 months in. Then I gave it a rest and started up again. Now I am just buying ready mixed. Who knows? I may go back again. I was very happy with the results, it is just easier to buy ready.
One month into vaping I started DIYing juices. There is a learning curve, it takes patience; you will find flavors you abhor! 
LOL But its very very worth it and kind of fun once you start making things you like.
I still buy premade house extracted tobacco juice because I was not fond of most tobacco essences or tobacco imitating flavorings or juices I tried by me or anyone else. Too perfumey too grassy too something. I love house extracted tobacco flavors much more-the real deal works better for me regarding a tobacco vape.
Other than that, I am content to DIY any sweet non tobacco vapes. Saves me a bundle in the long run.
LOL But its very very worth it and kind of fun once you start making things you like. I still buy premade house extracted tobacco juice because I was not fond of most tobacco essences or tobacco imitating flavorings or juices I tried by me or anyone else. Too perfumey too grassy too something. I love house extracted tobacco flavors much more-the real deal works better for me regarding a tobacco vape.
Other than that, I am content to DIY any sweet non tobacco vapes. Saves me a bundle in the long run.
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