One year veteran, looking into DIY
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I buy my flavoring from Liquid Flavor Concentrates PG VG Based Over 400 New and Exotic Flavors. They have pre-mixed recipes (one shots?). I can't be bothered with recipes. My favorite is Apple Pie a la Mode.
It helps to have a e-liquid calculator. There are some online calculators and some phone apps as well as downloadable programs for PC and Mac. I use this one E-liquid calculator | dot1ml
It helps to have a e-liquid calculator. There are some online calculators and some phone apps as well as downloadable programs for PC and Mac. I use this one E-liquid calculator | dot1ml
Here is a quick look into DIY, might like to visit:
diy_beginners_guide - DIY_eJuice
DIY Vape Juice: How to make your own E-Juice (In Depth Guide)
Getting Started: DIY 101 – Mixing Your Own eLiquid
The Ultimate Guide on How To Make Vape Juice & E-Liquid
DIY e-liquid Mixing. Learn how to make your own e-liquids
Tips for Beginners – DIY OR DIE Vaping
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DIY E-Liquid
ELR = just type in: "e-liquid-recipes" and go to the top - pull down forum/chat. This forum is pretty much all about DIY and organized recipe searching.
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My tips-
Use a decent calculator
Take notes
Measure precisely
Start small - you can get larger bottles of pg, vg, and nic, but buy sample sizes of flavors until you know what you like.
And mix small test batches of everything. 5-10 mls is plenty to try something out. And you’ll find, some recipes will stay good for months, so you’ll be able to make large batches once you have the recipe how you like it. Other stuff will fade or go weird on you, and you’ll stick to amounts you can vape before it doesn’t taste good.
I did single flavor tests of everything, so that I knew how it would be in a recipe- I still do if I’m not familiar with a flavor. There’s a big difference between brands, and some just will not taste right to you. You can’t make a bad flavor good.
Keep your nic in the freezer until you use it, then give it plenty of time to come to room temperature.
Keep your flavors in a cool, dark, dry area. Juice, too.
And ask if you’re uncertain. The diy is very helpful.
Use a decent calculator
Take notes
Measure precisely
Start small - you can get larger bottles of pg, vg, and nic, but buy sample sizes of flavors until you know what you like.
And mix small test batches of everything. 5-10 mls is plenty to try something out. And you’ll find, some recipes will stay good for months, so you’ll be able to make large batches once you have the recipe how you like it. Other stuff will fade or go weird on you, and you’ll stick to amounts you can vape before it doesn’t taste good.
I did single flavor tests of everything, so that I knew how it would be in a recipe- I still do if I’m not familiar with a flavor. There’s a big difference between brands, and some just will not taste right to you. You can’t make a bad flavor good.
Keep your nic in the freezer until you use it, then give it plenty of time to come to room temperature.
Keep your flavors in a cool, dark, dry area. Juice, too.
And ask if you’re uncertain. The diy is very helpful.
And join us over here, too 
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And @Zazie is doing a great job putting all those recipes in a single place
Zazie's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
Random DIY mixing and More
And @Zazie is doing a great job putting all those recipes in a single place
Zazie's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
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