I love this stuff. I have many of the little bottles from TPA, and have been trying to get something close to what they used to make in the local vape shop by my house.
I've rifled through older threads about this, but they're not very clear about origin, dilution, etc.
Does anyone here know what percentage would give me the maximum AP flavor? On a chart, one said .28. However, it's not close enough for what I'm looking for.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
This is indispensable - and gives percentages:
DIY Additives. | E-Cigarette Forum
That's for all the additives and what they do and how much you should use in most cases and for what effect.
Acetyl Pyrazine- Sold by TPA. Used in cigarettes and cookies to impart a "toasty" taste.
At 0.5% it gives your juice a baked, toasted, or crispy note
At 1%, it adds the taste of toasted mixed nuts.
At 2% it adds a taste similar to Fritos corn chips.
Ester of Wood Rosin- Sold by FA as bitter wizard, also a main ingredient of MTS vape wizard by FA. Used in Gatorade and some colas to give a bitter note. At 0.5%, masks the flavor of vg and pg, thus only leaving the taste of your flavor mix. At 1% or higher, gives the pleasant bitter ring of colas, whiskeys, or dark chocolate.
Ethylguaiacol- Sold by SV and is a main ingredient of dnb drops wg by INW. Adds a smoky, ashy note to your juice. Great for making cigar, cigarette, and pipe flavors more realistic. This stuff requires a long steep in order to taste it, at least 2 weeks.
Gamma Octalactone- Sold by TPA and SV. This is the stuff they put in fudgesicles and other non-dairy treats to make them taste creamy. At 50ppm, it will make any juice you make extra creamy; you'd swear there's real cream in it!
WARNINGS: Any more than 50ppm tastes atrocious. Tpa sells it full strength, so you will need to dilute it to 1% in pg before using; then you can measure it to 0.5% of your mix.
And tons more ingredients and info... I blogged it so the information wouldn't be lost..
