mixing only the flavs and storing them

[samarthshaw]

will it b ok to mix just the flavs of a particular recipe (without pg/vg and nic) and keep it and then just use the mixed flav to make the juice. instead of adding all the flavs individually everytime i wanna make this particular juice.
does mixing and storing the flavs together have any downside to their taste.

 

[b.m.]

There are a few people here on the forum that do that,and i haven't heard any of them say it affected the taste at all.

 

[samarthshaw]

thanks

 

[Ablonz]

@samarthshaw Just as long as you pre mix it accordingly into equal increments would be the only solution to that in my opinion. Say you need .9 ml of x and .6mls of y for each 30 ml mix, take a 30 ml bottle and put in 20 times each amount. You then have a 30 ml bottle of that flavor concentrate. Shake it really well in between each use and just add 1.5 ml of said flavor to your mix. Hope this helps.

 

[samarthshaw]

thanks ablonz, that parts pretty clear to me .. just wanted to knw if mixing and keeping flavs together changes the taste in anyway!

 

[Ablonz]

thanks ablonz, that parts pretty clear to me .. just wanted to knw if mixing and keeping flavs together changes the taste in anyway!

Yeah, it should change them to the flavor of your final mix..... possibly......never tried really but sounds like a good idea if you make a lot of it anyway.

 

[samarthshaw]

lol.. i hope soo too!

 

[dannyv45]

Many do that and I see no problem with it. Could be a real time saver when making your every day mixes.

 

[2naphish]

i'm about to do that very thing with my RY4 (my ADV). i'm mixing 200 Ml twice a month. hopefully it will help with the long steep as well, it really shines after 3 months.

 

[minimalsaint]

As mentioned in the other thread, I mix my flavors ahead of time and I feel like it helps.
I have mainly noticed since doing so that my fresh mixes don't lack any of the flavor notes like they did when I was smashing individual flavors into a large amount of base and trying to vape it straight away. When you think about it, it makes some sense because; rather than each flavor chasing the others around in a large amount of base while the bonding process takes place, using the "pre-mix" I can shake and vape without saying "this will be nice once the vanilla comes through" because it's already melded with the other flavors nicely, though diluted in the base.
While yes, I definitely believe that the overall mix needs some time to blend, I also believe that a good, vapeable and enjoyable liquid is achievable more quickly by mixing flavor percentages ahead of time and allowing them to blend on their own.
Just my .02 and my own experience, but it really doesn't hurt anything to plop your flavor percentages into a bottle to test it for yourself! It's science and science is fun!

 

[samarthshaw]

thanks guys! tried it.. works fine