SO many DIY'ers on this thread! That's great. So, in absolute honesty, including mistake batches, flavors bought that you don't like, all those kind of things, how much does it really cost per ml to DIY. Of course, I'm not talking about the successful batches, I believe a nickel per ml is the cost for that, but what about the all-in cost including your learning curve?
I'm really seeing that with ECF and DIY especially with this thread, really making me explore my options with the amount yall are spending to DIY compared to what I'm spending! And where I'm going now the guy does strictly DIY juice he only sells his own and everything is made to order fresh. So I'm basically paying him to DIY for me. Before I found him I was going to a local b&m and paying $15 a 30ml and that was really expensive granted I didn't go thru as much juice cause I'm on a fixed income ave had to make 60 ml last two weeks but now I'm getting 4 time the juice for the same I was spending so I am not as conservative. That and with breaking my leg I've been stressed out and had more time on my have so that leads to more juice consumption as wellThat is good pricing, but you could definitely cut that down some more. DIY upfront sounds like you need more than you really do to start.
A couple hypos, a graduated cylinder, PG, VG, nic, and some flavors are all you really need. Lots of juice calculators out there with recipes to give you exact amounts. Save up some of those bottles you have, and you are good to go.
Like most else vaping there is a lot of info on ECF and others to help.
I'm lucky I live about 5 minutes from DIY Flavor Shack. Have pretty much everything you need in stock. Woo hoo, instant gratification. No vape mail required.I always found the best price on those and farm and home supply or feed stores lol
I smell bacon, i think i need to figure out a bacon vape also i may have a bacon problem lol
Night ShawnAnd, I cannot handle another up-til-3-am night...
Goodnight!
Know the feeling!I'm really seeing that with ECF and DIY especially with this thread, really making me explore my options with the amount yall are spending to DIY compared to what I'm spending! And where I'm going now the guy badly does strictly DIY juice he only sells his own and everything is made to order fresh. So I'm basically paying him to DIY for me. Before I found him I was going to a local b&m and paying $15 a 30ml and that was really expensive granted I didn't go thru as much juice cause I'm on a fixed income ave had to make 60 ml last two weeks but now I'm getting 4 time the juice for the same I was spending so I am not as conservative. That and with breaking my leg I've been stressed out and had more time on my have so that leads to more juice consumption as well
I'm lucky I live about 5 minutes from DIY Flavor Shack. Have pretty much everything you need in stock. Woo hoo, instant gratification. No vape mail required.
Not that much, or *I* certainly couldn't afford it!
When trying a new recipe, NEVER EVER make more than 5ml. If it's good, you can always make more. If it's crap, you haven't wasted much.
Andria
He goes through 120ml a week.
Fortunately, I saved the graduated cylinders, beakers, and pricey glass syringes (the plastic ones lost their markings WAY too early). Any chance that my 3 year old flavorings are still any good? I should probably toss those. And I bought loads of em..![]()
You can definitely overspend to get started, but just a few basic tools and a few flavors you like will get you going.I'm really seeing that with ECF and DIY especially with this thread, really making me explore my options with the amount yall are spending to DIY compared to what I'm spending! And where I'm going now the guy badly does strictly DIY juice he only sells his own and everything is made to order fresh. So I'm basically paying him to DIY for me. Before I found him I was going to a local b&m and paying $15 a 30ml and that was really expensive granted I didn't go thru as much juice cause I'm on a fixed income ave had to make 60 ml last two weeks but now I'm getting 4 time the juice for the same I was spending so I am not as conservative. That and with breaking my leg I've been stressed out and had more time on my have so that leads to more juice consumption as well