Mixing my own juice ???

[Clyounger6]

I've been vaping for 3 months now and I LOVE it !! I've found 3 flavored that I really really like and would like to be able to mix my own . .... But I have no idea where to start ! I need help ! I know the mixture for one of the flavors but I need recipes for the other 2 and and instruction also a list of everything else I need to buy to mix it . Don't know where to buy it how to mix it HELP

 

[ClippinWings]

There is a DIY forum.

I'm directing you there, because this is a HUGE topic, with ample safety concerns you need to be aware of.

Check out the DIY forum, READ THE WARNINGS, read some instructions...

Then, when you are convinced you understand what you need to buy, how to safely handle the ingredients, and what you are doing...

READ IT ALL AGAIN.

Have Fun. Be Safe. Vape On.

 

[tayone415]

You can download the e juice me up app free online or use

DIY e-juice | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators

I also started a thread so people know what not to use and avoid in their liquids

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/571772-ingredients-you-should-never-vaped.html

 

[jarekb84]

I'm in a similar situation to you, few months in and thinking about going the DIY route.

I found two tools online to help with what/how to make juice
juicedb . com has just listings and ratings of juice, but no recepies. Cool thing is you can find a juice you like and see similar ones to it.
www . e-liquid-recipes . com has much fewer juices listed, but it does include recepies on how to make the juice. Even comes with a tool that can help you adjust ingredients to match what you have (ie how much to dilute your nicotine to get desired level).

 

[Stosh]

Beware of recipes wherever they come from!! The magic of DIY is being able to mix your juice to whatever is most pleasing to you and you alone....

Check out the DIY forum, read the stickeys, ask some questions if confused, and DIY is easy. Mix something that tastes like what you want it to, not someone else's tastes. I started DIY because the often recommended pre-mixed flavors were very disappointing. Being able to make it as strong or weak as I liked, as sweet or not as I liked, as sour or not as I liked and having the flavors I preferred was a turning point for my vaping.

 

[tayone415]

Beware of recipes wherever they come from!! The magic of DIY is being able to mix your juice to whatever is most pleasing to you and you alone....

Check out the DIY forum, read the stickeys, ask some questions if confused, and DIY is easy. Mix something that tastes like what you want it to, not someone else's tastes. I started DIY because the often recommended pre-mixed flavors were very disappointing. Being able to make it as strong or weak as I liked, as sweet or not as I liked, as sour or not as I liked and having the flavors I preferred was a turning point for my vaping.

Very true, and to add to that a great benefit is saving money and having a good amount of juice at all times, and most important you can avoid adding certain ingredients to your juice.

 

[Rat2chat2]

to ecf Clyounger6 . So glad you are here. There are lots of threads on ecf that can help you. Believe me....there really is nothing to it and it is a lot of fun. If you are ready to get into DIY here is the best price on nic I have seen. https://www.myfreedomsmokes.com/nicotine-base-flavorings/nicotine-solutions.html. I get my pg and vg from http://www.essentialdepot.com/servlet/the-Propylene-Glycol/Categories and have been very pleased with their shipping and their products. All left now is to pick out the flavorings you want to try. Lot of different brands of flavorings. I prefer Vaping Zone gourmet and super concentrated flavors. Simply because instead of mls you literally use just drops. To me this seems to make my mixing even more economical. Good luck to you and happy mixing. Don't hesitate to ask because there are always some pretty wonderful people around here to help. Here is another site that explains very clearly that helped me. http://http://www.ecigvape.com/