Your method of trying flavors?

[Keekers]

I saw the other post about testing juices but I'm wondering what process people have for testing flavors. Do I make 1ml? Help me out please

I know I can use VG and PG to get rid of the flavor in the atty but I'm wondering how to get there without making a ton of juice.

 

[PEneoark]

The atomizer I use to try new flavors is a Phoenix rebuildable that I put a SS mesh wick in. The SS mesh does not hold flavor after the juice is gone.

When I was mixing, I would make a 2ml batch for sampling.

 

[Blaine]

now this is just an opinion and the way thats easiest for me. I make 4-5 10ml bottles of single flavored juice then use a syringe and take some from each flavor and mix them in a small dish or an empty bottle, give them a good mix then use an atty to test out the taste of what i mixed. hope this helps

 

[Skoad]

Probably referring to the post I started couple nights ago. I was hoping you would get more answers. I just ordered an atty with some carts to use in it. Ill prob make 2ml samples, as 1ml just seems like it would be too hard to measure correctly unless I went through and counted how many drops each liquid accounts for. Which I need to do anyway lol.

but yea.. my atty should be here tomorrow then I can begin testing. I had been using carts but it was a pain cleaning them over and over and over again.

 

[Keekers]

now this is just an opinion and the way thats easiest for me. I make 4-5 10ml bottles of single flavored juice then use a syringe and take some from each flavor and mix them in a small dish or an empty bottle, give them a good mix then use an atty to test out the taste of what i mixed. hope this helps

Good idea! I haven't tried 99% of my flavors by themselves which I should do.
For some reason I have gone a carto kick again. I was into cartos then attys and now I'm back to thinking cartos provide the most flavor. I wonder if the ohms are too low on the attys

 

[Keekers]

Probably referring to the post I started couple nights ago. I was hoping you would get more answers. I just ordered an atty with some carts to use in it. Ill prob make 2ml samples, as 1ml just seems like it would be too hard to measure correctly unless I went through and counted how many drops each liquid accounts for. Which I need to do anyway lol.

but yea.. my atty should be here tomorrow then I can begin testing. I had been using carts but it was a pain cleaning them over and over and over again.

Yup We were on the same brain wave

 

[Blaine]

Good idea! I haven't tried 99% of my flavors by themselves which I should do.
For some reason I have gone a carto kick again. I was into cartos then attys and now I'm back to thinking cartos provide the most flavor. I wonder if the ohms are too low on the attys

well when i sample my flavors ive created i take a few puffs on the lowest volt i vape at (3.6) then keep bumping up the volts and tasting until it does not taste good, then you will know the sweet spot for each juice, but if the juice steeps it can taste better at a diff volt than when you sampled it lol

 

[k5blazer]

Both Hoosier and str8v8ping have very great info on flavor testing in the blogs they have made.

 

[BikerBob]

I have a bunch of 1.5ml 'centrifuge vials', with attached snap-over lids. A quick ebay search found these and those look like what I have in hand. A dropper or syringe is needed when working with smaller batches.

Measuring spoons might work for medium size batches. A teaspoon is about 5ml.