hello! new guy here. i've been vaping for a while, and just happened upon the ECF by chance. just started trying my hand at diy, and am looking forward to creating my own e juices for myself and some friends. i do have a question, maybe i can get an answer. i keep hearing about one on one flavors, ( i've been using cap and tfa flavorings mostly...) are they worth the extra money? anyway, i'm glad to have found this forum, and i'll try to get to the point where i can be helpful...(favorite tank, griffin 25, rda, tsunami 24)
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Welcome to ECF jetshock, you'll find lots of help here on DIY e liquids. I don't but there are many that do and they'll chime in here shortly. Have fun and enjoy your journey
Welcome. Well you picked the right forum to stop in and visit. Best info and best group of people on the net...
HI and welcome!
All I use is Cap and TFA. Mostly TFA, I find there prices very responsible. The only flavor I order from Cappellas is New York Cheesecake. It's the only cheesecake I feel is great as a stand alone flavor. My
yes, worth the price.
All I use is Cap and TFA. Mostly TFA, I find there prices very responsible. The only flavor I order from Cappellas is New York Cheesecake. It's the only cheesecake I feel is great as a stand alone flavor. My
yes, worth the price.
@jetshock Hello and welcome to the forums!!! I only use TFA and CAP in all my mixes. Where are you getting them that they cost more? I have found they cost the least out of all of them. Tfa, the least cost then next is Cap.
Welcome and glad you joined.
As to your question. All blenders have their strength and weaknesses with regard to flavors they produce. There is no one flavor nor blender that is best for all (I wish I could say "you get what you pay for"). The only tried and true rule is I the buyer have to know what I want out of a flavor. Reading others reviews and ratings helps in making a selection. For me, their are other factors that I consider when choosing a flavor:
Availability
Cost
Price
Taste I want (as described by *knowledgible others)
Ability to mix well
Color
Shipping costs
Packaging-type and weight
Suspension agent
Shelf life
Recommended percentage used in mix and single/standalone (taste intensity)
Type of flavor
Enhancer or Main
* This can be tricky
My point is, all above factors (and more not listed) play into deciding which blender to choose/which flavor to try.
Might want to ask additional DIY questions here: DIY E-Liquid
As to your question. All blenders have their strength and weaknesses with regard to flavors they produce. There is no one flavor nor blender that is best for all (I wish I could say "you get what you pay for"). The only tried and true rule is I the buyer have to know what I want out of a flavor. Reading others reviews and ratings helps in making a selection. For me, their are other factors that I consider when choosing a flavor:
Availability
Cost
Price
Taste I want (as described by *knowledgible others)
Ability to mix well
Color
Shipping costs
Packaging-type and weight
Suspension agent
Shelf life
Recommended percentage used in mix and single/standalone (taste intensity)
Type of flavor
Enhancer or Main
* This can be tricky
My point is, all above factors (and more not listed) play into deciding which blender to choose/which flavor to try.
Take a note of what the top mixers are using. Emperors new clothes and all that.
Hi guys new to ecf but off the cigs with vaping for almost 3 years now. I'm not very good with the internet which is why I'm so late to the game in here. I've just recently been trying to reach out online because real life consists of more people that don't understand than people that do. From the information I've gathered ecf has the most veteran vapers to gather information from. I am a very easygoing bartender I am here to learn and hopefully contribute something
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