Where to get 60ml - 250ml e-liquid for reasonable price?

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Rat2chat2

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I've heard some good things about this place and they have deals each month. For about $20, I could have gotten 100mls.

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Here is a thread on ecf where you can also find the current sales.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pay-forward-pif/418767-deals-steals-260.html
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I have to tell ya though, the very best deals happen when you get into DIY. Not only is it a big savings, it is a lot of fun and there are so many wonderful threads on ecf. Good luck to you and happy vaping.

 

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Not really what you're after, I know. Just adding another option for you.

Some e-liquid manufacturers sell their flavorings in concentrate form also. Makes it real easy to sort-of-DIY without all the experimentation. While the savings aren't quite on level with 'true' DIY, the savings can be good. Especially so if you're like me and prefer the weaker sauce, i.e not slap-in-your-face strength flavors. And it's easy to keep a good stock of nic and flavorings enough to last you a year or so.

I mix most of my liquids from Mom&Pop and T-Juice concentrates.
 
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ssgswjohnson

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I NEEDED to save some money on juice since i was flying through it ever since getting my sigelei. What i did to save money is purchase some VG nic base from ecigexpress, and some VG USP from Amazon. I dont actually vape flavored juices normally, and I use drippers almost exlusively. I was able to get enough materials to basically make just over 2 liters of 6mg nicotine juice. I can now poduce my juice for approximately 95 cents a bottle. It isnt hard to do at all with all the calculators available to you online.

My base is 60mg, so to make a 50ml bottle of 6mg, I basically put 45ml of vg in the bottle, then added 5ml of my base and shook it vigorously. done. about ive total minutes of work (because i had to open the new bottles and boxes, etc.) and I have a fresh 50ml bottle of sauce.

If you use a tank system and need a thinner juice, you can order your base in 50/50 PG/VG and then buy one liter of each for mixing. It definately isnt as daunting as it seems. and if you are really wanting flavors, just order some flavors and start simple with single flavors. hell, if you mix up two single flavors you can always just mix them together in a small bottle to see how they taste combined too.

seriously, if you want to save money on vape sauce, DIY is the way to go. With the money I am saving now, i can treat myself to some of those high end juices every once in a while and not feel bad about the extra expense, or be upset if it turns out the hype is more than the taste.
 

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My friend owns a B&M called Wake-N-Vape E-liquids in Ft.Wayne Indiana he does all sorts of flavors and custom stuff on request. I don't know about shipping charges but I know 120ml for $40.00 and it is well worth it he has the best juices in the city by far, he offers a max VG dripper line and uses nothing but the best ingredients available. I help out in the shop with juices and custom coil setups on the weekends and it is unbelievable how many people say that his flavors are the most consistent from batch to batch of any in the city and there are probably 10 or 12 different stores across the city now and more popping up all the time. If you want look him up on facebook at Wake-N-Vape E-liquids and check him out his name is Brian.
 
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