DIY mixing kit, suggestions?

[Tegi Vapes]

Hi fellow vapers, hope all is well. I'm looking to get into mixing my own e liquid. I was just wondering if people could recommend some good starter kits that have everything I need to do the job.
Thanks in advance

Dewi

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[Mickfox1]

Hi fellow vapers, hope all is well. I'm looking to get into mixing my own e liquid. I was just wondering if people could recommend some good starter kits that have everything I need to do the job.
Thanks in advance

Dewi

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Check justvape247 pal

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[cheersm8]

I'm very new to mixing myself and,when I first made up my mind, I sourced all of my ingredients and equipment from a variety of suppliers. If you are lucky enough, during your searching, to find everything that you need at the right price, via one vendor, then go for it but there are often offers and discounts around if you hunt them out, so don't burn your bridges.
There is not a great deal that you need, nicotine base,dilluent (VG/PG and/or both), flavouring, and calibrated syringes. And of course, some 'empties' to store you juices in.
All the other 'magic ingredients' like sweeteners, bitter-ers, ets, you can add to your cupboard, as and when you feel adventurous to use them.
I found it very easy by starting super simple, with single flavour,50ml batches using concentrates that are good at 20%, this made it childs play, with nic base at the correct dosage the only thing that I had to measure, a bottle of flavour (10ml) and top up with vg/pg.
Good luck with your new venture.
ps, I've been vaping for nigh on three years, and it's only during the last couple of months, from diy mixing, that I've actually found that my vaping is costing me pennies, rather than pounds.

 

[Heavy Lung]

Yup, tis a proper money saver, unless you make a flavour that is soo dam good you cant put it down

 

[twoeyedbob]

never actually looked into starter kits...had vg from boots and loads of empty bottles..had a good few 1mm syringes(unused) lying about for puppy stuff.
I Also knew what flavours i was gonna need..mainly capella vanilla custard. :-)
Not sure if you can specify flavours with a starting kit ?
My local vape shop gave me a few 20/30ml empties and i sourced the cheapest (good quality) nic base.
Buying a few flavours a week now ,whilst working out new recipes.

Another thing to bear in mind is that a large% of recipes use capella stuff so anything else will be a slightly different strength,another confusion i didnt need.
chefs vapour,alchemists cupboard..and i ordered from vape escape last night so will see how that goes

 

[epr64]

I bought the starter kit from the pink mule. 100ml base, bottles, beker, gloves, etc... for 20€
KOM I GANG MED "BLAND SELV" - BLANDES
Quite happy with it. They also have good bases, and of course, quite a few brands of flavours.
Delivery is not excessive, and took 3 days for me.

Just my 0.02€

Y

 

[vaporhead]

There's only one place to go @leisurliquids

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[Scott888]

I get all my stuff from leisure sound company

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[waseldo]

I bought the starter kit from the pink mule. 100ml base, bottles, beker, gloves, etc... for 20€
KOM I GANG MED "BLAND SELV" - BLANDES
Quite happy with it. They also have good bases, and of course, quite a few brands of flavours.
Delivery is not excessive, and took 3 days for me.

Just my 0.02€

Y

On a site it says "All you need to do is add flavor and possibly as much as 10% demineralized water".
Why would I need to add water?

 

[Wyn68]

You can add water If the base is heavy on the VG as otherwise it may be too thick for some wick set ups.