Woohoo! First DIY Batch

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Gr8Scott

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Congratulations!!!

Isn't it great? It just gets more and more fun, doesn't it?

It's not just about quitting the nasties, either. I'm into rebuildables, also, so my monthly cash outlay requirement for vaping is now a whopping $7.00 a month! And I vape constantly!

Now this doesn't include buying stuff for fun, :) but it's nice to spend 0.23 cents a day instead of $7.00 or $8.00 every couple of days :D!
 
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Thanks Gr8Scott and DJ! No way I could have done it without the help of this forum and good people like you. I just started vaping maybe 5 days ago, quit analogs the same day and am now having success with DIY juice. I know there is still a lot to learn but reading and taking guidance is my friend.

I have 7 flavors to work with many of the fruit variety. I hear a bit of menthol can really enhance the fruit flavor. I took some good advice on flavor....go easy and adjust up if need be....easier than adding more pg, vg and nic.
 

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Maybe someone out there can help me a bit. I want a nice tobacco flavored juice and have come up short.

I have:

TFA - M Type (Tobacco) Premium

I am using the software program "eJuice Me Up" and used 5% of my tobacco flavor. It was absolutely honorable. Is that a reasonable amount to use? I realize steeping is important. I have spoken to a big supplier that says to hasten the steeping process set the glass bottle in almost boiling water and let it sit uncapped until the water is room temp...then let it sit for a few days (open cap).

So should I stick with 5% and steep properly smoothing out the flavor or should I reduce to like 3%?

Thanks to anyone that can guide me....
 

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Maybe someone out there can help me a bit. I want a nice tobacco flavored juice and have come up short.

I have:

TFA - M Type (Tobacco) Premium

I am using the software program "eJuice Me Up" and used 5% of my tobacco flavor. It was absolutely honorable. Is that a reasonable amount to use? I realize steeping is important. I have spoken to a big supplier that says to hasten the steeping process set the glass bottle in almost boiling water and let it sit uncapped until the water is room temp...then let it sit for a few days (open cap).

So should I stick with 5% and steep properly smoothing out the flavor or should I reduce to like 3%?

Thanks to anyone that can guide me....

You picked one of the toughest tobaccos, IMO. FOr me, it needs about a month of steeping at about 1% brfore it becomes a very good vape
 

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I made 2 batches yesterday for my first attempts, but had to adjust them both. I like a LOT of flavor. The first one was Violet Candy with a touch of Bavarian Cream and the second was a Cappuchino that I made by mixing Espresso Coffee and Bavarian Cream. I got all my flavorings from TPA. I added sweetener to both.
 
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