Quick Intro and Thanks for This Forum

[muranternet]

Hi. Picked up vaping a couple of months ago almost by accident, immediately quit analogs without a look back. Now in the process of picking up supplies for my first foray into DIY juice and really excited about it. I can't tell you how informative I've found lurking this forum, especially the nic strength alert and testing thread. Glad this place exists so I can learn.

 

[dailywalker]

Welcome to the forum!
Congratulations on quitting!
Good luck with DIY mixing!

ECF is a great resource. Great members loads of info!

Vape Happy Vape ON

 

[Susan~S]

Hello and welcome!

Lots of information available for someone interesting in DIY. And there are LOTS of recipes!!

 

[Auntie Mame]

Welcome! DIY is fun-soon you'll be sharing recipes on the DIY board!

 

[MagicCityMagician]

This thread makes every vape hit better.

 

[muranternet]

Thanks everyone.

Welcome! DIY is fun-soon you'll be sharing recipes on the DIY board!

Maybe at some point, but I'm fairly methodical so it may take a while to get there (I used to work in a lab). I think as soon as I get my shipment I'm going to just make flavor solutions to taste by themselves as references. I don't want to try a 9-component recipe when I don't know what any of the components taste like by themselves.

DIY seems to be a major patience game.

 

[Caridwen]

Thanks everyone.



Maybe at some point, but I'm fairly methodical so it may take a while to get there (I used to work in a lab). I think as soon as I get my shipment I'm going to just make flavor solutions to taste by themselves as references. I don't want to try a 9-component recipe when I don't know what any of the components taste like by themselves.

DIY seems to be a major patience game.

Cute puppy!

DIY is a major patience game. Also, can be fun!

You could start out slow and buy premixed flavorings. Some suppliers sell their flavorings already mixed. Then you add your nic, PG and VG.

 

[Boiler]

I started the same way. Vaping is amazing!

 

[muranternet]

Cute puppy!

DIY is a major patience game. Also, can be fun!

You could start out slow and buy premixed flavorings. Some suppliers sell their flavorings already mixed. Then you add your nic, PG and VG.

So I shouldn't be waiting for 21 flavor vials and a bunch of bottles right now? Oops.

 

[DingerCPA]

Welcome! I just started DIY'ing last week. I probably went overboard and got about 40 different flavors Had saved many of my bottles of purchased juice, so I shouldn't need those lol. I'm keeping thing simple for now - one or two complimentary flavors, although I tried a clone of Five Pawns Castle Long. Didn't have the right bourbon or one of the vanillas. It's quite tolerable, but I'll have to play with my ratios the next time around.

Have fun