Is this a good deal?

[teuma86]

Hi, new here. I was thinking shall I ask this, then noticed the URL is still POTV so I cant be accused of sales tactics

Anyway. Looking to start mixing my own juices. Where do I start?? Will I like it??

So done my research and looking at
http://marketplace.planetofthevapes.co.uk/Mixing-Supplies/base-eliquid

I worked it out and works out cheaper to buy the F&S Unflavoured E-liq base 100ml than to buy the Nicotine, PG and VG. (not by much granted)

OK, I know I cant change my mix percent for PG / VG or add more nicotine but I was thinking is this worth it for first attempts.
Also saves worry about mixing the base while I start (Am I right in thinking I just need to add the flavours)?

Also I have heard about Dripping Atomisers.

Does this mean I can make a flavour and use the dripping atomiser to test the flavour as it requires less mix (or have I totally mis-understood dripping atomisers)?

Many thanks in advance.

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

That would be something to start with

You can change the PG and VG content by adding more if you wanted to, it would just degrade the nic %

Yep... that base is all you would need then just add flavours.

Dripping atties (the IGO L is a great starter dripper and can be found on the MP as well) are great for testing mixes because you put a couple drops on, vape until its gone then try again if you make any changes.

I only drip now when testing new mixes

 

[teuma86]

Thanks

Again, another stupid question.

Looking at fsecig.com

They have E-Liquid Flavourings AND Flavour Concentrates

Am I right in thinking I would do something along the lines of

Base Mix + Strawberry E-Liquid Flavouring + Chocolate Concentrate to add a hint of chocolate with strawberrys (or does it add a hint of strawberry to chocolates)

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

Yep, thats the basics... Easy enough!

Also it depends on who makes the concentrate as they can vary immensely on the amounts needed.

Check out this link for more info about % suggestions http://wiki.planetofthevapes.co.uk/wiki/Guide_To_Flavouring