Thanks!Not when you are me
Maybe a day to settle, vapable after 24 hours - better after 2 or 3 days
So does the one I got, I'm happy to see. I was steeling myself against a rush of buyer's regret.
I rebottled mine because they were messing with my storage. It may be a bad idea, but it took the aggravation out. Those nipple tips make me feel like I’m milking a tiny cow.... and accuracy? Out the door. I’m not nimble enough I guess
I think it’s the citrus. Grapefruit, etc do it to me as well. I have odd taste buds, so I thought it was just me. I usually vape mint for a couple minutes before I switch to another non citrus flavor.
Mixed mint is in the bottle. Snv, it’s pretty much like really minty gum. Not quite as strong as altoids, and not getting menthol. We’ll see if it’s different tomorrow.
I haven't had a problem with it. I regularly go from LMP to my WF Hazelnuts & Cream. I can still taste the HN+C, even though it's not strong at the 6% I use in a single flavor mix. I haven't experienced any Lemon fading either from my Nick's LMP, as some of you have. Maybe my taste buds are just more sensitive? IDK
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I think coffee probably messes with mine. I drink it most of the day. Either that, or my buds just refuse to recover from years of smoking. Seven years out, I think this is as good as they’ll get.
It could be. I only drink 1-2 cups in the morning, then no more until a late night cup some nights.
Well...you might want to give them another try then.
All the flavorings I've gotten from them in at least the past year or so have come in the PET plastic dropper bottles. Good for you all mixing by weight, but kind of bothersome for those of us who still mix by volume. There's no way for the flavoring vendors to please everyone in that regard though.
My first bought flavor concentrates came from Wizard Labs in glass (around 75 of them), and I well remember my first three years doing DIY.
I would never consider going back to mixing by volume or the old steeping methods I once used. For 3 years now I've mixed the easiest way, the far more accurate way by weight. Switching to it was one of the best improvements I made for my DIY in the six years I have done it. Next best was getting the magnetic stir plate at about the same time. What I settled on may/will vary from others, but for my concentrates and DIY stored in larger size bottles I use Amber Boston Glass bottles. Dispenser bottles for atomizers, filling squonk bottles and for mixing DIY by weight...mostly reusable HDPE (some LDPE) that are safer than PET w/Luer Lock needle caps, twist top caps or flip top spouts. My DIY since switching has been no fuss, no muss, no mess and way, way faster. 
These were a game changer for me.
I bought my last FLV stuff from Gremlin. They came in nice size 15ml bottles that fit nicely in my cases.
Welcome to our Random world,SpydroMy first bought flavor concentrates came from Wizard Labs in glass (around 75 of them), and I well remember my first three years doing DIY.
These were a game changer for me.
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I don't know if it's that my lemonade has steeped too long or it's the tank but the flavor has been very muted lately. I might try adding some FE lemon to bring it back to life.
I'm happy to have finished another 15ml bottle of juice and have a 30ml almost gone. Now I have to dig into my older mixes in the drawer and see what's next.
I would never consider going back to mixing by volume or the old steeping methods I once used. For 3 years now I've mixed the easiest way, the far more accurate way by weight. Switching to it was one of the best improvements I made for my DIY in the six years I have done it. ..................................My DIY since switching has been no fuss, no muss, no mess and way, way faster.
Well, I'm glad that you found the measuring method, that in your opinion and experience, is the best for you. It's one of the nice things about DIY, IMO. We can all choose which method we like, that enables us to make perfectly great DIY.
IMO, there IS no 1 method that is, as many people say, "the easiest, most accurate, the best," etc. for everyone who does DIY. (In fact, many who've seen my posts for several years now, know that's sort of a "hotbutton" statement to me.) Mixing by volume is already no fuss, no muss, no mess, and very fast, for me...the way I do it. If it wasn't, I'd likely consider switching methods, especially since I already have 2 scales used years ago for other purposes, that could be used for it. But, I doubt I'll ever need/use them for DIY.
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I very much agree. There is no best way to DIY. It's what works best for each of us.Well, I'm glad that you found the measuring method, that in your opinion and experience, is the best for you. It's one of the nice things about DIY, IMO. We can all choose which method we like, that enables us to make perfectly great DIY.
IMO, there IS no 1 method that is, as many people say, "the easiest, most accurate, the best," etc. for everyone who does DIY. (In fact, many who've seen my posts for several years now, know that's sort of a "hotbutton" statement to me.) Mixing by volume is already no fuss, no muss, no mess, and very fast, for me...the way I do it. If it wasn't, I'd likely consider switching methods, especially since I already have 2 scales used years ago for other purposes, that could be used for it. But, I doubt I'll ever need/use them for DIY.
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