Vape Zone super concentrated diy juice

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Cloudmann

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The flavors are about $6 for 10 ml in the super concentrates. They work well at about 3%. I've picked some up locally while I was in the area of their store for business. Keep in mind that it's alcohol based, so you'll need to let the juice steep with an open top after mixing it to evaporate it off. I used 1 ml per 30 ml and it had just over the full strength of their premixed liquids. I let it steep open for 2 days and it worked great.
 

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The flavors are about $6 for 10 ml in the super concentrates. They work well at about 3%.

That's pretty expensive.

I pay $6 for 30ml of my FlavorArt flavorings which also work well at 3%-5% depending on the flavor.


What about diketones? Do they include them in their flavorings? Do they even tell you what's in their flavorings aside from alcohol?

If you don't know what diketones are, look up Popcorn Lung.
 

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The flavors are about $6 for 10 ml in the super concentrates. They work well at about 3%. I've picked some up locally while I was in the area of their store for business. Keep in mind that it's alcohol based, so you'll need to let the juice steep with an open top after mixing it to evaporate it off. I used 1 ml per 30 ml and it had just over the full strength of their premixed liquids. I let it steep open for 2 days and it worked great.

I have not tried these flavorings, but that's not a bad price. Personally I don't really like flavorings that are too concentrated as it makes it a bit more difficult to mix small quantities of juice accurately. OTOH once you get past the experimentation stage with a new flavoring that is a mute point. I have a couple of flavorings I dilute with PG to make them easier to mix. Don't know how I would feel about the alcohol. I mix to use right away, but two days to evaporate the alcohol isn't too bad.

In the end if it works for you it's all good :)
 

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The only one I've used personally is the creme brulee, but have quite a few friends who use them exclusively after trying many other brands. I'll be trying some FA and also VZ in both SC and Gourmet. The creme brulee is yummy at 2.5% which mostly comes out to a drop per ml of juice. Very cost effective! IF you like them, you can also get the baker flavors from germany which is what the gourmet flavors are I am pretty certain......even less (if you buy enough to make shipping worth it around 17 euros) and even more concentrated. Baker Flavors - ecigs freedom to vape with Valuecig Been told once you register and put them in cart they come out to 3.30 euros. Not sure what that is in $$.

The biggest thing I like about it, is that my DIY is stoopit simple. Mix 500mls of nic base in a jar. Pull out whatever amt I want to use for a flavor, add my flavorings by drops. Done. Most folks say change them to 40 drops per ml in the calculator. It worked for me with the one I've tried. Doesn't skew my base at all really. I mix my base with a pyrex measuring cup. no need for syringes, graduated cylinders, or tons of stuff. easy peasy lemon squeezy, can't wait to get some more of the flavors.
 

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Well I usually by from Mt.Baker or My Freedom smokes. Mt Baker suggests 20 % and up on theres so that's what I mix at,3ml for 15ml bottle or 6ml flavoring for 30ml bottle. Usually $ 3.50 to $ 5.00 for a 15 ml a bottle depending on flavor. VZ was $ 6.00 for 10 ml. Havent done my math yet to see if its cheaper long run. Was kinda wondering about the alcohol, and evaporating it off or wondering if the flavor went with it when I do!
 
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