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I want to start mixing!

It's a good kit, I brought that one. Good customer service (phoned me in Tesco to offer me an alternative concentrate as he'd sold out) delivered next day. I'm still using the bottle of nic.
 
I started with vape inc starter kit when the big sale was on ...got pg VG and nic from leisure this time its all good stuff .flavours from chefs vapors ...syringes from fleabay "was a printer refilling kit " :P.
 
Good luck to all you guys starting out on the mixology path. I started last August and I jumped in feet first.

Didn't buy a starter kit ... 1 litre each of VG and PG from Classikool, 250ml of 72mg nic from vapersemporium (see also vapeinc), a dozen concentrates (Flavourart or Chef's Vapour), few dozen empty 10ml bottles (plus a load that I had previously saved and washed out), syringes from eBay. I probably should've bought nitrile gloves too but I didn't bother. :umm:

Best advice I can give you is to keep notes and don't count drops - measure!

I have everything on spreadsheets, so I can tell you that I currently have 1,545mls of ready to vape juice in stock, have vaped just over 1.5 litres of my own mixes to date and have so far saved £854.53 against the average price I had paid for premade juices.

Mixing your own juice is potentially the best vaping decision you'll ever make. Crack on!
 
Good CHRIST!
Thats a saving i like to see!

Deffinatly, come pay day, get myself a kit to get started and crack on! cheers guys!
 
I have everything on spreadsheets, so I can tell you that I currently have 1,545mls of ready to vape juice in stock, have vaped just over 1.5 litres of my own mixes to date and have so far saved £854.53 against the average price I had paid for premade juices.

Mixing your own juice is potentially the best vaping decision you'll ever make. Crack on!

Let's have a look at these spreadsheets ;)
 
Let's have a look at these spreadsheets ;)
Seriously, any time you want to pop around you can check it out. :)
No problem sending you a blank copy if you want a template, but you need to be as anal as I am to keep them updated.

Just to give you a heads up on each worksheet:-

1. All hardware purchases - dates, vendors, order details, item details, prices, etc
2. Events - chronological recording of deliveries and despatches, stuff sold on, gear loaned out, battery changes etc
3. Bases and concentrates - details on purchases of PG, VG, nic, concentrates, syringes, bottles etc - notes on each concentrate, recommended %s etc and reminders for shopping!
4. Juice stock - list of all finished juices, when and how they're made up, reference numbers. Juice bottles are labelled and numbered to cross refer. I can search for a flavour and find which bottle it's in and how much is in it.
5. Used juice - details from 4 transfered here when the bottle's used up
6. Premade juice - details on all the premade juices I've vaped
7. 5ml testers - detailed notes on all flavour trials
8. Recipes - when I'm stumbling around the web and find a new recipe I'd like to trial this is where I capture it
9. Rebuilding materials - notes on all kinds of wire and wicking
10. Builds - a record of every build I've put into each RTA and RDA - number of coils, former, wire, wraps, ohms and notes on the atty
11. Wicking - results from my trials on silica, braided silica, organic cotton, Japanese cotton, China grass, Rayon

So it's my database on everything to do with my vaping ... enough data to keep me amused, counter my shocking memory and feel like I've a handle on it all.
I've the strangest feeling that not many vapers are as anal about it.
 
Yeah upload a blank copy to Google Docs or something. I'm working this saturday and I'd spend most of my day on Youtube anyway so I'll have time to fill it out.
 
hi,

great job guys...whatever your budget i have it all. dont pay retail prices for anything. You must remeber e-juice is meant to be cost effective dont buy into crazy prices thinking your getting something special. I have everthing from bottles to nicotine..here to help, let me know
 
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