Help with mixing concentrates

[ROBSTA]

Capella are a good range, and most work at 20%.
Also some flavours actually taste weak if you mix them too strong, i usually will mix a 3ml sample of 10%, 15% and 20% when trying a new flavour.

Also you can get premixed concentrates, Red Astaire is very popular, and all you have to mix it at 15-20% depending how strong you want it and its good to vape straight away.
I get mine from chefs vapour https://www.chefsvapour.co.uk/t-juice-concentrates/2014-red-astaire.html
Also all the T Juice and Pink Spot concentrates are all ready to mix, no other flavours needed

edit.
Also here is a handy spread sheet with recommended flavour percentages, just click on the brand name along the top https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1agXdua8bEp8MV4z1mn3qX4AXCS4P0RxQXcy2lDa7ccc/pub?gid=21

Amazing thanks for the links

 

[jcol]

Amazing thanks for the links

Your welcome.
Never mix large amounts of a flavour you have never tried, even if they smell lovely.
It can be a pain, but 3-5ml samples are the way to do it when trying new flavours. That way if they not nice you are not wasting much.

T Juice i have tried.
Red Astaire is very nice, i mix mine at 17%, that way i can get 60ml 0f juice from a 10ml bottle of concentrate lol,
Jacques LeMon is also good, but can taste a bit like lemsip.
Affro Dizziak is like the old cough sweets, but is a tank cracker so be carefull.
Colonel custard, not nice imo
Jack the Ripple, very bland

The pink Spot range are mainly mixed fruits, so you may also like them
Capella Harvest Berry is also a nice mixed fruit, but mix this at 20%

Oh and iirc, use discount code POTV for 10% off at chefs vapour

 

[davroz]

I've just mixed a couple of Mom's and Pops flavours I got from Chef's Vapour - Calipitter Chow and RY4. Both are pretty good.

I mix Mom and Pop at 20% ... guidance from the manufacture

 

[ROBSTA]

Just wanted to make sure, someone missed that part out the other day.. The most important part!

I tend to leave 5ml empty in my bottles for the same reasons, makes things easier! Right.. Some people will disagree, but personally I wouldn't recommend taking the lid off at all, unless you had funky chemical tastes. Taking the lid off weakens the flavor by quite a substantial amount, depending on how long you're doing it for.

As I said, wouldn't like to comment on alchemist, I'll leave that for someone else who's dealt with them before. I only really use The Flavor Apprentice (Perfume Apprentice), and Capella. Flavor Art I've seen a lot lately, getting good feedback for strong liquids, not tried them as of yet though. Head over to Vapable, awesome service, normally next day delivery.

I ordered from vapable,
And since then I've ordered about 5 times!
Really impressed with them.
The pear drops they sell is lovely amd really impressed with next day delivery and the packaging is superb.
Thanks for recommending them!
Can't see me going anywhere else at the moment

 

[zool1502]

Brilliant thanks.
I'm new to this so i will look up the Flavor Apprentice and order some flavours.
I've already discovered bad flavours so I'll go there.
Thanks for replying

I got some PA and flavour west from vapable great flavour

 

[xcrs79x]

I made a simple custard that I think rivals any shop bought custard I have tried. 15% Capella vanilla custard (v1), 70/30 vg/pg steep for at least 4 days and go for it. I make up about 200ml at a time now. You can add about 3% dulce de leche (PA) to really bring the flavours out even more but I don't think it needs it but it's down to personal preference.