E-Juice making

[JayHarris129]

I'm going some time ago now, probs about 4 or 5 months back, I made my own juice using the Ejuice Me Up app you can download on your computer, followed that, I had 54mg Nic, I had the flavorings and PG and VG, mixed it all as it said, left it to steep for a week (shaking every day) and it tasted like crap after the week, left it for 2 weeks and it still tasted like crap, everyone one I did tasted like junk.

I used Orange, Kiwi and Strawberry

They tasted nothing a-like which sucked so I binned them and all the other stuff

My next thing is does anyone know why? Mixed wrong?


Next thing is does anyone know where I can get a full mixing kit from? PG, VG, Nic, Flavors and stuff like that?
Really wanna make my own juice, it'll be cheaper than buying them, plus I'll do some 5ml free testers for people as well.... (If I think there good enough that is)

 

[South Coast Vaper]

There are plenty of starter kits available. I use Chefs Vapour at the mo as they are reasonably priced and delivery is nice, quick and cheap. Maybe start off with some t juice concentrate also from chefs vapour to have something nice to vape while you experiment with your own style. The t juice is a nice vape and dead easy to start with. Also maybe try the the recipes on here rather than just through any concentrate together. Any other questions just ask or look at previous threads. Good luck.


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[Mickfox1]

Justvape 247 or chefs vapour or everythingeliquid pal

 

[tobywonkanobi]

Firstly, I'm new to mixing myself, so if other people's opinions differ, then maybe listen to them! Not sure what your problems would be. Justvape24/7, chefs vapour and alchemists cupboard are all reputable suppliers that I have used. Maybe buy everything you need but instead of multiple flavourings try some ready to mix ones. Pink spot (from chef's vapour) seem popular at the moment, and as I love chef's vapours juices anyway I'm gonna try some of their own concentrates. I use the same calculator, seems to be good for me. Another couple of things worth buying are a sweetener and ethyl maltol, both seem to help with a lot of different juices (used very sparingly!) another concentrate I highly recommend is Kandi hed's 'crazy creamy custard', I've mixed it with a few other concentrates (by tweaking recipes found online) and think I prefer the results to all the other custards I've tried. Good luck with it, and I'm sure more knowledgeable people will be along shortly. Let us know how you get on. Keep posting questions here, just reading the mixology section regularly has been a massive help to me.


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[tinyredpostbox]

another vote here for chef's vapour starter kit, and also leisure liquids also have a couple of kits and a wide range of flavours. Don't forget to use the POTV discount code


its worth noting that different manufacturer's flavours tend to taste different from each other. during my time mixing (which isn't all that long) i have received at least four blueberry concentrates, which all taste/smell different. some i like and use in one of my ADV recipes, the others i either don't really like, or haven't bothered trying yet as they just don't smell like something i want to try at the moment. your previous mixes may have tasted bad as taste is subjective, and you simply might not like that brand of concentrate you used.

 

[JayHarris129]

Firstly, I'm new to mixing myself, so if other people's opinions differ, then maybe listen to them! Not sure what your problems would be. Justvape24/7, chefs vapour and alchemists cupboard are all reputable suppliers that I have used. Maybe buy everything you need but instead of multiple flavourings try some ready to mix ones. Pink spot (from chef's vapour) seem popular at the moment, and as I love chef's vapours juices anyway I'm gonna try some of their own concentrates. I use the same calculator, seems to be good for me. Another couple of things worth buying are a sweetener and ethyl mentol, both seem to help with a lot of different juices (used very sparingly!) another concentrate I highly recommend is Kandi hed's 'crazy creamy custard', I've mixed it with a few other concentrates (by tweaking recipes found online) and think I prefer the results to all the other custards I've tried. Good luck with it, and I'm sure more knowledgeable people will be along shortly. Let us know how you get on. Keep posting questions here, just reading the mixology section regularly has been a massive help to me.


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I'll look into it mate, thanks for the help.

 

[tobywonkanobi]

I tell a lie! It's not ejuice me up that I use, it's e-Liquid Calculator :: New recipe.


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[Diche]

I haven't done much mixing so far, my budget is holding me back on this one, but for my first attempt I went with T-Juice Concentrates and used the ejuicemeup app. I found the app easy to use as it let me control all the variables. The end result was 5 juices I knew I was going to like because I tried the flavours using the SmokeRainbow sample service before I bought the concentrates. All in all it was a good first mixing experience ending with 150ml of quality juice with complex flavours without the complication of trying to create my own flavours. The only thing I would change would be the flavour percentage on Melipona, I went with the standard 15% flavour on all the juices but I think this concentrate would benefit from a higher %. If I do it again I will try 20%.