Where can i buy DIY juices online?

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I've been using Wizard Labs and have been really happy with their service and products. They sell the nic, VG, PG, TFA, Capella I think another 1 or 2, and they also sell a few DIY supplies like bottles and syringes. They're in central FL, I go pick up my packages and it's a very nice and professional place. They always offer advice if you ever need it everything is done promptly.
 
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I was unsure about DIY, and really took my time before dipping my toes into the water, It's been about two years now since taking the plunge and I will never go back to buying pre-made vendor juice. Take a little time, if you are curious, and read around in the DIY sub-forum. There are some really great people hanging out there whom are more than happy to steer you in the right direction and help you along your way to the path of self sufficiency in your vape journey.
 

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To get started DIY I got liters of pg, vg, and nic plus one flavor (cappella cuppucinno) from myfreedom smokes. I got several syringes at a pharmacy and some more at a hardware store ranging from 3 ml to 50 ml. I mix in 120ml and 240 ml bottles saved from buying pre mix online. My calculation is my cost of liquid went from $300 a year to $45 a year plus it's comforting to have a 3 year supply of nic in the freezer. I prefer the taste of my simple one flavor home made to any commercial pre mix I've tried. I vape one flavor, one mix. I have zero interested in being Mr vape chef. Mixing takes 30 minutes once a month.
 
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yea that always seems the case in the vape world. still unsure if I want to DIY but thinking about it
IMO, stop thinking about it and start doing it so you don't have the level of regret that I do! I was on a solid $45 per week rotation for juice on average, so that's $2,340 per year on just juice if I were to keep up with that. Now that I DIY, I haven't set foot in a vape shop to purchase anything in over a year and I spend less than $300 a year making my own juice(That's for everything, supplies, nicotine, VG, bottles, etc) Really I was kicking myself when I added that all up the first time, I enjoy making the juice and I truly enjoy my own DIY juice that I can cater to my own tastes so much more than anything off the shelf, as a bonus I save over $2,000 a year.
 

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for the most part it seems a bit straight forward until I get to the flavoring and math aspect. was toying around with the steam engine calculator. I have quite a bit of time as I bought a few juices so I will look into it and probably purchase products to start producing my own batches

Another good calculator is DIY E-Liquid Calculator Ten Flavors With Nicotine Plus PG/VG Adjusting -- they allow you to specify nic level and PG/VG for every single item you add, so you can even use it to mix pre-made ejuices -- which is how I first started with DIY, before I had a lot of just-flavors.

Also don't forget bullcityvapor.com -- they have their ups and downs with inventory, but I've noticed that when something is out of stock, they get it in pretty quickly -- use their notify me link; it lets them know what flavors are needed, and as soon as they get it in, you'll know about it.

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It is just like buying an all in one printer. It will scan print copy etc but it won't be the best at any of them. Same with vape you can get it all in one place but it won't be the best product or price.

If I was going to do it all at one place I would choose wizard labs. Little slow coming out of Florida for me but still a good choice. Good flavor selection acceptable nic good prices on lab ware. The 65 cent funnel has been a great addition.
 

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It is just like buying an all in one printer. It will scan print copy etc but it won't be the best at any of them. Same with vape you can get it all in one place but it won't be the best product or price.

If I was going to do it all at one place I would choose wizard labs. Little slow coming out of Florida for me but still a good choice. Good flavor selection acceptable nic good prices on lab ware. The 65 cent funnel has been a great addition.

Don't be dissin my all-in-one printer. :D I don't have enough room for all those different machines! :D

WizLabs is in fact an excellent choice, especially for new DIYers who need a lot of different stuff.

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IMO, stop thinking about it and start doing it so you don't have the level of regret that I do! I was on a solid $45 per week rotation for juice on average, so that's $2,340 per year on just juice if I were to keep up with that. Now that I DIY, I haven't set foot in a vape shop to purchase anything in over a year and I spend less than $300 a year making my own juice(That's for everything, supplies, nicotine, VG, bottles, etc) Really I was kicking myself when I added that all up the first time, I enjoy making the juice and I truly enjoy my own DIY juice that I can cater to my own tastes so much more than anything off the shelf, as a bonus I save over $2,000 a year.

it is not so much that I'm scared to do it/contemplating but the fact I'm broke. currently trying to upgrade my mod and play around with differen RTA's/RDA's until my juices getting low but yea I did the math overall i'd save a shet load of money in the end. going to probably purchase some this coming week I want to test out some high VG based juices on an RTA seems like high vg juice is hard to find here mostly pg based or too high of a nic content
 

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As far as flavorings go I like bullcity. I highly recommend the Hangsen or Inawera line of flavorings.

http://www.bullcityvapor.com/

As far as NIC and mixing supplies I got my most recent from my freedomsmokes. They have a good sale going on for NIC right now.
Use coupon code DIY20% and get 20% off the $50.00 price of a liter of 100mg NIC (Save about $8.00).

https://www.myfreedomsmokes.com/nic...nicotine-smoke-juice-e-liquid-liter-sale.html

It's pretty hard to find a one stop shop and get good quality so your most likely going to need to buy your initial supplies from several vendors.
 
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