As a follow-up to http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...8-quack-s-juice-factory-premixed-flavors.html, I'd like to offer a review of these two semi-DIY juices.
First, the "semi-DIY" part comes from the way the juice is sold- it comes in 30ml bottles and contains just the flavor concentrate, w/o nicotine, PG (which isn't called for), or VG. The flavorings are said to be about 90% water with the remaining 10% being PG based. They recommend mixing them as a max VG juice at a ratio of 25% flavoring to 75% base. The only variation I had to make was adding some additional PG because that's the carrier in my nicotine. This resulted in a less-than-max VG formulation, but not by much (something like 22/78 PG/VG).The steeping recommendations- which I followed- calls for a week of open steeping. I also capped and shook daily before uncapping again.
It's now been a little over a month since first mixing. The results are excellent! For me the juices were not vape ready after the initial week long caps-off steep, so plan on as much as a month before they are ready to vape. And I suspect they'll continue to improve in the weeks to come. That said, I'd recommend sampling weekly in case your preferences differ from mine. The Goose juice comes across as a refined custard with a slightly spicy nuance (to me, anyway). The Gizzard juice has a chocolate tone along with some other layers not readily identifiable by me. Neither are overly sweet although I would certainly not call them dry by any means. The Gizzard juice was an especially nice surprise for me- I had my doubts going in but it is a strong contender for my favorite ADV! It is just a very tasty vape that I would recommend to anyone.
So I give them both high marks. Far and away the best 12 cents per ml juice I've ever vaped!
First, the "semi-DIY" part comes from the way the juice is sold- it comes in 30ml bottles and contains just the flavor concentrate, w/o nicotine, PG (which isn't called for), or VG. The flavorings are said to be about 90% water with the remaining 10% being PG based. They recommend mixing them as a max VG juice at a ratio of 25% flavoring to 75% base. The only variation I had to make was adding some additional PG because that's the carrier in my nicotine. This resulted in a less-than-max VG formulation, but not by much (something like 22/78 PG/VG).The steeping recommendations- which I followed- calls for a week of open steeping. I also capped and shook daily before uncapping again.
It's now been a little over a month since first mixing. The results are excellent! For me the juices were not vape ready after the initial week long caps-off steep, so plan on as much as a month before they are ready to vape. And I suspect they'll continue to improve in the weeks to come. That said, I'd recommend sampling weekly in case your preferences differ from mine. The Goose juice comes across as a refined custard with a slightly spicy nuance (to me, anyway). The Gizzard juice has a chocolate tone along with some other layers not readily identifiable by me. Neither are overly sweet although I would certainly not call them dry by any means. The Gizzard juice was an especially nice surprise for me- I had my doubts going in but it is a strong contender for my favorite ADV! It is just a very tasty vape that I would recommend to anyone.
So I give them both high marks. Far and away the best 12 cents per ml juice I've ever vaped!
