too much flavor added

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KnurledNut

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It depends on the flavor and the palett. Some manufacturers flavors are weak, while others are super or ultra concentrated. When mixing flavors for the first time a good rule of thumb is to start low and add more flavor as needed. I start at 5% when mixing super or ultra flavors and 10% for regular flavors.

I concocted a flavor that is just like an Altoid. It's strong at 20% of base flavor, with an additive to waken up your nasal passages.
 

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phhhhhhttt! I have a great mix that is 35%. (Have one at 0.35% too)

I've vaped 100% flavoring. Can't remember now if it was Shade or Dark Vapure, but I remember it was nasty and I never again put my juice dripping bottles near my flavoring bottles while mixing.

If you try it please have a video recording device going and post the results.
 

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phhhhhhttt! I have a great mix that is 35%. (Have one at 0.35% too)

I've vaped 100% flavoring. Can't remember now if it was Shade or Dark Vapure, but I remember it was nasty and I never again put my juice dripping bottles near my flavoring bottles while mixing.

If you try it please have a video recording device going and post the results.

:shock: Would you happen to have a link to that footage? :lol:

OP I have a mix that's pretty close to 35% flavoring, I love it. And I have one that is only 7 drops of this and that in 10 mls, and I love it too. The strength of the concentrate will tell you when you go too high; it will either taste like perfume/chemicals or unfiltered air, depending. . .
 
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