Don't you have FA mandarin? That should work, it's a snv flavor tho I like it better if it sits for at least 24h. Flavors that can make orange pop are peach, apricot, mango, raspberry; .25-.5%.
Forgot...think you have FA orange as well, that would be the best.
I do have FA Orange. Thank you
Don't know what's going on with my taste lately but I'm wanting more of an up front fruit taste in my mixes.
Been reading nothing but the DIY boards all this week and saw quite a few mentions of one-shot flavors by OSDIYS and FA Pazzo. I'm thinking these handy babies will be perfect for me to mix up vape-able juice easily. These are currently in my OSDIYS cart:
One Stop Blends - Lucky Shot* - 10mL
One Stop Blends - RJ4 - 10mL
One Stop Flavors - Arnold Palmer - 10mL
One Stop Flavors - Pink Lemonade - 10mL
FA Pazzo - King - 10ml
One Stop Flavors - Blue Raspberry Slush - 10mL
One Stop Blends - Lotta Latte* - 10mL
Tobacco Absolute - 1/4 oz (haven't seen this anywhere else before, so tossed it in)
Am I good to go with these or should I remove any?
BTW, the '*' is used to mark flavorings with those questionable custard notes, correct?
Question: I haven't seen mention of it, but wanted to ask if there is a particular order I should mix at? Mix flavoriings first, nic base first, etc.? As one should mix wet ingredients together, dry together, and then slowly incorporate dry (as with baking), how do I approach mixing e-liquids? Or does it not matter? I do plan on testing my flavors individually in small batches, before I start combining flavors in recipes, but wanted to ask first.
Also, my NR DIY Kit order arrived today and my nail polish/flavor cases arrived yesterday.
Hubby is beyond ......, BTW (he's one of them that firmly believes vaping is worse than smoking, no matter what I say) and said he wants me out of the house now... Because of vaping. He tells me he wants me to stop vaping, so I'm simply supposed to, but I keep reminding him that I'm an adult who can make her own, informed, choices. That translates to 'he can't trust me' to my husband... Seriously??? 
One Stop Blends - Lucky Shot* - 10mL
One Stop Blends - RJ4 - 10mL
One Stop Flavors - Arnold Palmer - 10mL
One Stop Flavors - Pink Lemonade - 10mL
FA Pazzo - King - 10ml
One Stop Flavors - Blue Raspberry Slush - 10mL
One Stop Blends - Lotta Latte* - 10mL
Tobacco Absolute - 1/4 oz (haven't seen this anywhere else before, so tossed it in)
Am I good to go with these or should I remove any?
BTW, the '*' is used to mark flavorings with those questionable custard notes, correct?
Question: I haven't seen mention of it, but wanted to ask if there is a particular order I should mix at? Mix flavoriings first, nic base first, etc.? As one should mix wet ingredients together, dry together, and then slowly incorporate dry (as with baking), how do I approach mixing e-liquids? Or does it not matter? I do plan on testing my flavors individually in small batches, before I start combining flavors in recipes, but wanted to ask first.
Also, my NR DIY Kit order arrived today and my nail polish/flavor cases arrived yesterday.
Hubby is beyond ......, BTW (he's one of them that firmly believes vaping is worse than smoking, no matter what I say) and said he wants me out of the house now... Because of vaping. He tells me he wants me to stop vaping, so I'm simply supposed to, but I keep reminding him that I'm an adult who can make her own, informed, choices. That translates to 'he can't trust me' to my husband... Seriously???
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I've wondered a bit about this too. I've mostly been measuring in a graduated cylinder and I put in flavoring, then PG, VG, and nic base last until it measures up to the size of my batch. I'm thinking I should do nic base first though, so that if I overshoot I can pour some back into the bottle before it gets mixed with other ingredients. Other than that I don't think it particularly matters.
I personally do flavors first (if you make a mistake its cheap to fix), then nic, then PG/VG. If you over shoot the PG/VG it is still vapable
I have always put the nic in first because if I do overshoot it its easy to adjust and no harm to the mix is done. Over-shooting the other ingredients do not pose the same problem and what's a couple of extra drops with those ingredients? I am just picky with the nic amounts.
Lazy old frat here.
I mix my base at slightly over my preferred nic % and slightly over my preferred VG %. (For me, that's 20 mg/ml in 60PG/40VG.) I get my nic in PG, and most flavorings are in PG as well.
When I mix, I use an appropriately sized graduated cylinder to mix in, and 3 or 5 ml needle-less syringes for measuring out the flavors. Into the cylinder. Add my base to the proper level, mix well, decant into bottles and wait
P.S. That's the base at 20. Final mix down is about 18 mg/ml, and closer to 65/35 on the PG/VG, depending on total flavor %. )
I mix my base at slightly over my preferred nic % and slightly over my preferred VG %. (For me, that's 20 mg/ml in 60PG/40VG.) I get my nic in PG, and most flavorings are in PG as well.
When I mix, I use an appropriately sized graduated cylinder to mix in, and 3 or 5 ml needle-less syringes for measuring out the flavors. Into the cylinder. Add my base to the proper level, mix well, decant into bottles and wait
P.S. That's the base at 20. Final mix down is about 18 mg/ml, and closer to 65/35 on the PG/VG, depending on total flavor %. )
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IMO, this is one of the best lemons and doesn’t disappear to a faint whisper of a lemon after it ages. What percentage worked for you? I might have to start with lemon also and add from there but Idk yet. All this fruit talks making my mouth waterGlad I can be inspiring.
Seems I’ve mentioned WS-23 to you before but you really like koolada. (Though that might’ve been someone else.) I strongly recommend having both at your disposal as, IMO, they each have their place. But WS-23 usually takes the edge for me personally.
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464 flavors, 16 raspberries and 2 blackberries but I don’t have FW of eitherGlad I can be inspiring.
Looks like I’ll have to determine my own percentages using what I have with FE lemon. Now I’m wondering if I’m missing out with these FW fruits... On the list they go
In everything I read before I started DIY, it was suggested to add nic first, PG & VG 2nd and 3rd, then flavors. Though I’ve found two things. I over pour PG more often than anything else. So I start with PG, then nic, then flavors. Then I mix before adding VG and then mix again afterwards. I do this because IMO the flavor molecules can mix well easier without the thicker VG. Also, this might lesson steep time but no valid proof. I usually don’t mind if an extra drop or two of flavor sneaks out on me but I prefer my PG & nic to be spot on. PG because I seem to have a mild sensitivity to it and nic for obvious reasons. I think everyone will eventually find what works best for them.
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You counted? I'd be afraid to.464 flavors, 16 raspberries and 2 blackberries but I don’t have FW of either
I cheat and make a liter of 5mg base and keep that in the cabinet.
Mixing up a bottle of something flavored is just grab a bottle, add flavoring and fill-er-up
Mixing up a bottle of something flavored is just grab a bottle, add flavoring and fill-er-up
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