What’s wrong with your eye Anna. I remember you mentioned a problem with it previously. Hope it heals soon.
Maybe add a Greek yogurt or substitute one of the yogurts for a Greek yogurt just to get that sour aspect that’s lacking from regular yogurt. I wish I had done that anyways. Just a thought.
I wanted Greek yogurt; ECX doesn't carry it. I'll get it when I order from someplace that does.
Odd that it's more sour than regular, though. The reverse is true when it comes to the actual foodstuffs.
I finally made all my everyday flavors, plus the juice for my brother (who has started vaping again!).
I was pretty much out of everything.
I was pretty much out of everything.
The only thing I can think of (and I hate their pricing too), is that they are a manufacture that started for, and markets to, Vapers... only. While other major concentrate manufactures (CAP, FW, TFA, LA, to name a few) get the lion's share of their sales from the food and beverage industries (F & B uses much larger quantities than typical e-liquid demands). With a smaller targeted market, it stand to reason (to me; anyway), that they may have to charge more to remain a profitable company.
Looking at it in that light; the cost seems a bit more understandable.
Regardless, more money is still coming out of my pocket. And, for that reason, I will not "experiment" nearly as often with FLV. I will let someone else with deeper pockets play guinea pig for me. I require some convincing, that a particular FLV concentrate is extra special, or the only manufacturer offering it... before I will throw my cash at it. So, I read lost of opinions, and detailed reviews before I open my wallet.
Some of FLV's concentrates are special, and/or unique, and are worth the cost... even to an old cheapskate like me (Basil and Raisin Rum; are two that come right to mind).
But others, are just average, and can be easily subbed out for less costly alternatives. Like any other ingredient (food, beverage, or vape), each mixer ultimately has to decide what they do and don't "have" to have.Pacific northwest wild harvested Morels may make my stir-fry a dish to make the angels weep; but, on my budget, grocery store Creminis usually have to do. Does it taste the same? An emphatic "NO!" Is it still edible; and even taste "good." To me, it does... and that (like DIYing e-liquid) is what matters most... making something I enjoy.
You also have to consider that most of there flavors are in the .25-3% range where as if you sub tfa or cap you may need dbl or triple that. If you like tob flavors they are some of the best out there and most are less than 2%.The only thing I can think of (and I hate their pricing too), is that they are a manufacture that started for, and markets to, Vapers... only. While other major concentrate manufactures (CAP, FW, TFA, LA, to name a few) get the lion's share of their sales from the food and beverage industries (F & B uses much larger quantities than typical e-liquid demands). With a smaller targeted market, it stand to reason (to me; anyway), that they may have to charge more to remain a profitable company.
Looking at it in that light; the cost seems a bit more understandable.
Regardless, more money is still coming out of my pocket. And, for that reason, I will not "experiment" nearly as often with FLV. I will let someone else with deeper pockets play guinea pig for me. I require some convincing, that a particular FLV concentrate is extra special, or the only manufacturer offering it... before I will throw my cash at it. So, I read lost of opinions, and detailed reviews before I open my wallet.
Some of FLV's concentrates are special, and/or unique, and are worth the cost... even to an old cheapskate like me (Basil and Raisin Rum; are two that come right to mind).
Pacific northwest wild harvested Morels may make my stir-fry a dish to make the angels weep; but, on my budget, grocery store Creminis usually have to do. Does it taste the same? An emphatic "NO!" Is it still edible; and even taste "good." To me, it does... and that (like DIYing e-liquid) is what matters most... making something I enjoy.
@IDJoel What kind of mixes do you use the FLV Basil in? I have it but haven't tried it or even done an sft yet. I did buy that one for a recipe I had in mind but I haven't been able to find it or think of another.The only thing I can think of (and I hate their pricing too), is that they are a manufacture that started for, and markets to, Vapers... only. While other major concentrate manufactures (CAP, FW, TFA, LA, to name a few) get the lion's share of their sales from the food and beverage industries (F & B uses much larger quantities than typical e-liquid demands). With a smaller targeted market, it stand to reason (to me; anyway), that they may have to charge more to remain a profitable company.
Looking at it in that light; the cost seems a bit more understandable.
Regardless, more money is still coming out of my pocket. And, for that reason, I will not "experiment" nearly as often with FLV. I will let someone else with deeper pockets play guinea pig for me. I require some convincing, that a particular FLV concentrate is extra special, or the only manufacturer offering it... before I will throw my cash at it. So, I read lost of opinions, and detailed reviews before I open my wallet.
Some of FLV's concentrates are special, and/or unique, and are worth the cost... even to an old cheapskate like me (Basil and Raisin Rum; are two that come right to mind).
Pacific northwest wild harvested Morels may make my stir-fry a dish to make the angels weep; but, on my budget, grocery store Creminis usually have to do. Does it taste the same? An emphatic "NO!" Is it still edible; and even taste "good." To me, it does... and that (like DIYing e-liquid) is what matters most... making something I enjoy.
Its pretty good. Does need to steep a couple weeks thou. I to have a bunch and some are just nasty.14 mango flavors and I don't have the PUR yet
For sure a few are nasty. I pretty much am down to using only FE now (which is exactly the same as Super Concentrated). PUR isn't widely available in Canada yet so I won't be trying it anytime soon.
Its ruff since there only available at NR. I sent a few to a friend in Canada(west coast) to try a while back. They do some flavors exceptionally well. I think the shipping was like 15 bucks US
I feel a little silly now having complained about shipping time the other day. My BCF order was in my mailbox yesterday instead of being scheduled for Monday.
I recall someone mentioned inw mix mint on this thread. Does anyone have it or tried it yet?
I recall someone mentioned inw mix mint on this thread. Does anyone have it or tried it yet?
Well that’s exactly what i do now! Since I don’t work and can’t physically do the things I use to like skiing vacations or travel to cool places etc... I figure I deserve this hobby.
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