Question about TFA Flavorings

[joaquingt]

Hi guys, i been DIY for a while but using only FW or MBV flavoring, i got a lot of TFA flavorings from the classy and i checked the RTS website but i notice that some of the flavorings are concentrated for example the chocolate one:

Flavor Apprentice Brand. Water soluble. A basic chocolate - a lighter flavor than the double chocolates (below)
this one is better for blending than for using alone.

Ingredients: Natural & Artificial Flavors,Propylene Glycol, Water, Ethyl Alcohol
Note: THIS PRODUCT IS 100% FLAVOR WITH NO NICOTINE. IT MUST BE DILUTED BEFORE USE.

how do i need to dilute it ? and what % should i use ? thank you!!

 

[TinyTimberGal]

All flavorings need to be added to a base mix that consists of VG, PG and/or nicotine base, including FW and MBV.

 

[joaquingt]

All flavorings need to be added to a base mix that consists of VG, PG and/or nicotine base, including FW and MBV.

oh yeah i use the ejuice calculator to make my mixes, but some flavors from tfa have that note and some dont, so im wondering if i need to dilute them before adding to my mix.


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[Hoosier]

You have encountered a lack of consistency in the description text.

It would be even funnier if the Double Chocolate didn't have the same note as the Chocolate.

 

[joaquingt]

You have encountered a lack of consistency in the description text.

It would be even funnier if the Double Chocolate didn't have the same note as the Chocolate.

ohh wait some of those are concentrates i used the search function, im glad i asked here


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[Hoosier]

All flavorings are technically "concentrates"...so I'm not sure what you're saying.

 

[joaquingt]

im lost now lol.


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[Hoosier]

Well, at least it's good to know I'm not alone being lost...

 

[joaquingt]

seems like they have in some flavorings that the note of 100% flavor. and some flavorings have (concentrated) on the title


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[Huckleberried]

The nic base & pg and/or vg that you put the flavoring into IS the dilution, if I understand your question correctly.


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[Hoosier]

OK, I'm going to link 3 different concentrates that are 3 different 100% flavorings. Note that they all need to be diluted before vaping because they are flavorings. (Concentrates is another word for flavorings)
Perfumers Apprentice - Chocolate Flavor
Perfumers Apprentice - Double Chocolate (Clear) Flavor
Perfumers Apprentice - Double Chocolate (Dark) Flavor

 

[joaquingt]

OK, I'm going to link 3 different concentrates that are 3 different 100% flavorings. Note that they all need to be diluted before vaping because they are flavorings. (Concentrates is another word for flavorings)
Perfumers Apprentice - Chocolate Flavor
Perfumers Apprentice - Double Chocolate (Clear) Flavor
Perfumers Apprentice - Double Chocolate (Dark) Flavor

thank you


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[DebiK]

The way that you dilute them is to put them into vg/pg. You do not dilute them, then add them to vg/pg. VG/PG does the diluting.