LorAnn candy flavours
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Been an e-cig convert for a few weeks now. I have a RN4088 (88mm) mini I started with for 2 days(doesn't work real well) before getting a few 901s. Awaiting delivery of a titanium Bling after reading some threads here. After 49 years of smoking I have finally found a way off that is working for me. This DIY thread has me intrigued & I ordered some LorAnn flavors. Can anyone suggest what base juices work best when mixing. I would guess a base that works with fruit flavors may not be as good for mixing non-fruit types (Choc. Nut types, etc.) I like my flavors strong & right now I'm lovin the Fierce Pina Colada from Steve. Too bad I can't seem to find a non-flavored 36mg liquid to use as a base.
Hi Gryffandor, welcome to the forum.
The only flavourless commercial eliquids I have found are from ecig.com and Freesmoke. Ecig.com is not a great company to deal with and Freesmoke is expensive.
I've been using Wicked coconut 36mg for my diy juice. It gets diluted so much that it doesn't leave much taste itself.
The only flavourless commercial eliquids I have found are from ecig.com and Freesmoke. Ecig.com is not a great company to deal with and Freesmoke is expensive.
I've been using Wicked coconut 36mg for my diy juice. It gets diluted so much that it doesn't leave much taste itself.
Still wondering...
Would you guys also have bought these tastes in analog cigs if a tobacco company had been selling apple cigarettes, coconut cigarettes, baked beans with scrambled eggs and bacon cigarettes, chunky monkey cigarettes etcetera, etcetera, etecetera?
Would you guys also have bought these tastes in analog cigs if a tobacco company had been selling apple cigarettes, coconut cigarettes, baked beans with scrambled eggs and bacon cigarettes, chunky monkey cigarettes etcetera, etcetera, etecetera?
Yo Han yes I would (at least some). A few years ago Camel produced a series of cigs they released monthly. Some of the flavors I liked were "Crema" (toffee), Mandarine Orange as well as a few unusual mint flavors. They were considered "premium" & sold for more than their usual cigarettes. Don't know if they are still available but you might want to check the web.
I didn't expect people to like these so much. Perhaps there's a huge market here for the tobacco industry which they don't know exists 
Pipe smokers are much luckier in that regard (flavoured tobacco). Apple, Black Cherry, Kentucky Nougat and so on have been around for years. The only problem is that the nice flavours come with tobacco...
I made cherry cheesecake and cherry bubblegum with the Lor Ann flavours yesterday. Despite the pg being in them I just couldn't resist and whipped up a batch for a friend who didn't mind its presence. Good lord it was spectacular!! I omitted the alcohol in my recipe and it was utterly perfect, lots and lots of vapour, tons of flavour. I used:
(for 0 nic)
20% distilled water
10 - 20% flavouring
70% glycerine
(For medium nic)
10% distilled water
20% commercial e liquid high (cherry in my case)
10% flavouring
60% glycerine
(for 0 nic)
20% distilled water
10 - 20% flavouring
70% glycerine
(For medium nic)
10% distilled water
20% commercial e liquid high (cherry in my case)
10% flavouring
60% glycerine
Expipeman has mentioned that you've always been able to buy all kinds of flavoured PIPE tobacco. In which case - does that mean that the flavour materials pipe tobacco maunfacturers/blenders have used have already been tested for suitability and safety to inhale?
Anyone think this might be worth looking in to and if so, got any bright ideas of how to go about it - if Expipeman has any old remnant packaging which has a web address or email address perhaps he could investigate?
Anyone think this might be worth looking in to and if so, got any bright ideas of how to go about it - if Expipeman has any old remnant packaging which has a web address or email address perhaps he could investigate?
I had been a pipe smoker for quite awhile. I tended to smoke the naturally flavored blends (different leaf tobacco blended to a particular taste) but occasionally did smoke aromatics (artificially flavored). PG was the usual carrier for the flavoring but all blenders consider the flavoring components to be a trade secret. Some blenders claim they don't use PG but will not reveal what they use in its place. Good luck trying to figure out what they use. I have never heard of anyone getting ill from the flavorings so they must be safe.
Aargh - trade secrets! Fear you might be correct, Gryffandor.
Still, perhaps someone could persuade the pipe tobacco chaps that as the way forward is in e-smoking, they should consider using their flavouring expertise (and trade secrets) to good commercial advantage by getting into the e-liquid business...?
Still, perhaps someone could persuade the pipe tobacco chaps that as the way forward is in e-smoking, they should consider using their flavouring expertise (and trade secrets) to good commercial advantage by getting into the e-liquid business...?
The U.S. is in the process now of banning all flavored tobacco products -- smoked and smokeless -- except menthol (and that's even on the line). Why? It attracts "children." Ever hear that before?
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Hopefully they will not get round to classifying e-liquid as a "tobacco product". It really doesn't bear thinking about.....
I just bought a bunch of LorAnn candy flavors to try. I've been searching around town for a good place to get some PG or VG to mix with it and haven't had much luck, every place I went to (Walgreens, Rite Aid, Michaels, GNC, etc) everyplace I been just has glycerine suppositories.........not what I'm looking for.....lol. Been searching this site and the net and haven't had much luck either. Anyone got a good US source for VG or PG?
Awesome, they even have USP grade PG so I can get both and save on shipping.....good looking on that source Stytches.
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