Mint flavors

[90VG]

I'm getting kind of tired having to buy 250 ml of mint/wintergreen flavoring every 3-4 months. It's also the most expensive part of vaping for me. ($20 a month.)

Any source for those flavors around that don't have vape costs added? I don't mind mixing stuff, just looking to kill that expense some.

What I vape:

DIY Flavor Shack:
Mint explosion
Wintergreen

 

[classwife]

Moved you to DIY E-Liquid from General E-Liquid Discussion

 

[Letitia]

The only mint I use is Pulium butter mint from NR.

 

[IDJoel]

HeadInClouds (HIC) has a pretty spot-on (original) White Tic-Tac recipe, that might work for you. It is a simple 3 ingredient recipe, that has lots of good feedback. He has asked that it not be re-posted outside of .................. and I will respect that (and VU links are not permitted on ECF). If you do a google search for Hic's White Tic-Tac; you will find several sources for it right off the bat.

EDIT: Oops! And apparently we are not permitted to write out VU's full name either. Sorry for my faux pas.

 

[englishmick]

I like TFA Peppermint. Tried their Spearmint but it's strong and a bit harsh for me. Don't like Menthol either.

I use it at 5% with fruit and a bit of Sweet Cream.

 

[dc99]

TFA mint candy and tfa wintergreen should be close.

 

[90VG]

@dc99 Thanks, the price is much better. DIYFS is $30 for 4 oz. TFA is $30 for 32oz. That drops the cost nicely.

 

[dc99]

@dc99 Thanks, the price is much better. DIYFS is $30 for 4 oz. TFA is $30 for 32oz. That drops the cost nicely.

Wait. The one from DIY is a blend, basically a one shot. The tfa is just a flavoring which means you will have to mix them together to come up with a blend you like. Yes it will be a lot cheaper in the long run but it will take a little experimenting to find what blend you like.

 

[90VG]

DIYFS is just flavoring. I use it at around 5-10% when I mix stuff up. I'm not that picky, I think I'll like it.

 

[sk25411]

Flavor West Candy Cane is a really good one too, IMO. 8-10% and a few drops of koolada/ws23, call it good.