I just received my DIY kits today and after playing around with it for a while, none of them tasted good. Just seems kinda weird... Should I let the juice sit for a while? And is there any difference if I steep the concentrations or does it only steeps when I mix it with the PG/VG?
Steeping Concentrations?
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I ordered everything from Wizard Labs.
I ordered some Propylene Glycol USP grade and Vegetable Glycerin USP grade for bases.
The flavors I order:
-Marshmallow (LA)
-Bavarian Cream (TFA)
-Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA)
-Cotton Candy (TFA)
-Banana Cream (TFA)
-Cheesecake New York Style (LA)
So far I tried Cotton Candy(Not that great..), Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Didn't taste that great, but after a couple hours I think it was alright-ish), Marshmallow (Not that great).
To my understanding, you're suppose to put very few drops of flavors correct? It seems a bit odd to me to put such a few amounts in the mix. I'm also using ejuice Me Up calculator.
I ordered some Propylene Glycol USP grade and Vegetable Glycerin USP grade for bases.
The flavors I order:
-Marshmallow (LA)
-Bavarian Cream (TFA)
-Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA)
-Cotton Candy (TFA)
-Banana Cream (TFA)
-Cheesecake New York Style (LA)
So far I tried Cotton Candy(Not that great..), Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Didn't taste that great, but after a couple hours I think it was alright-ish), Marshmallow (Not that great).
To my understanding, you're suppose to put very few drops of flavors correct? It seems a bit odd to me to put such a few amounts in the mix. I'm also using ejuice Me Up calculator.
View attachment Wizard Labs flavor percentages.pdf
This should help you out when choosing how much % flavoring to add (They are for TFA).
Let the flavors steep when mixed for a few days and then try them again
This should help you out when choosing how much % flavoring to add (They are for TFA).
Let the flavors steep when mixed for a few days and then try them again
What % of flavoring R U using? If U aren't already, make small 3-5ml test samples of 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% single flavors to get an idea of what works for U. Most mixes give U a good idea of what they taste like right away after a short warm water bath and vigorous shaking.
You should get a syringe and an ejuice calculator. I use the ejuicemup calculator, its free and works great. Mix at precise percentages rather than 'drops', as the drops are inconsistent and hard to reproduce. If you mix 10% 'Flavor A 'in a 10ml batch, it will always be 1ml of flavoring, so its very consistent.
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