TPA/TFA flavoring with VG

[Ghoisdo]

Hi guys,

I used to DIY PG/VG 80/20 mix using 20% of TFA flavoring and the flavor strength is just nice for me but lately i'd been trying to go into VG only mix and using 20% of TFA flavoring is way too light. I tried to lower down VG level for 20% of PGA or DW but its not helping either. Anyone have any tips/idea on doing VG only mix with TFA flavoring but still able to keep the flavor strength strong?

Thank you.

 

[Kemosabe]

i think youre just gonna have to up your flavor %.

EM, lemon juice, vinegar, sour flavoring, and other additives make your flavors pop so thats another route to investigate. perhaps try this route first.
1 drop per 3-5ml i believe is the recommended amount of any of these additives.

 

[Ghoisdo]

i think youre just gonna have to up your flavor %.

EM, lemon juice, vinegar, sour flavoring, and other additives make your flavors pop so thats another route to investigate. perhaps try this route first.
1 drop per 3-5ml i believe is the recommended amount of any of these additives.

Adding more than 20% of TFA flavoring will cracks my tank, just tested it
May i know what is EM?

Is there anyone here using TFA flavoring to make VG juices?

 

[Hoosier]

May i know what is EM?

EM is the shorthand for 10% Ethyl Maltol solution which is also called Cotton Candy Flavoring at TPA/TFA.

Is there anyone here using TFA flavoring to make VG juices?

The ones that I've read that are, generally are actually using a lower total flavoring level than your OP and I've never had to adjust a recipe more than 0-2% just because I used a majority of VG instead of PG so I cannot understand what is going on with your mix.

Not all TPA/TFA flavorings are going to crack tanks. Here is the compiled list of flavorings that have an impact on stressed plastics. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tanks/219179-lets-make-list-juices-flavors-crack-tanks-ce2s-clearos.html