Make my vape flavour concentrates question

[chopper]

There's flavour in TFA and Capella at 15% where FA have flavour at 3%. But if you put 15% FlavourArt in then I wish you luck in tasting anything for the next 6 months

 

[aaronjunited]

Ohh ok so just less concentrated then for tfa and cap.

I take it Flavourart is very strong? Why do you say that?

 

[chopper]

I find with TPA and cap that there's more of a range of flavours, from the 'in your face' to the subtle.

FlavourArt flavours are in your face, no subtlety about them. Gonna be a random analogy here but take 10% of each, say you want a cup of coffee - TFA, cap, inawera is a cappuccino, and FlavourArt is like chewing on a roasted coffee bean it's that potent. An advantage of FlavourArt is you don't need a lot of the concentrate to make the flavour to what you want.


It's all subjective though mate, personally I don't touch FlavourArt but other people swear by it. Best thing to do is try some yourself, but it's generally advised to not mix FlavourArt at more than 5%

 

[chopper]

When you say 'deals for starting off' is that a complete starter kit you're after?
I wouldn't bother buying the starter kit from anywhere to be honest, you pay an extra fiver just for it being in a kit as opposed to buying each component.

Things you'll need:
Nicotine (don't need a lot if you're starting)
Pg (don't need a lot to start with depending on VG/pg ratio you're wanting)
VG (don't need a lot to start with depending on VG/pg ratio you're wanting)
A selection of flavourings
Bottles (IMPORTANT)
Syringes - 1ml 2ml 5ml 10ml 1 of each to start with
Gloves - I personally don't use gloves anymore, but I strongly advise to use gloves for new/inexperienced/clumsy mixers. Nicotine is a poison that's absorbed through the skin, 72mg nic will kill a person if not washed off skin in about the same time as it takes a spider bite to kill a grown man, if not quicker.

Also, a locked cupboard, or a cupboard well out of reach of children (if you have kids) for storage

 

[Sue_H]

Have a look through this thread...... https://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/...ng-list-quality-pricing-discount-codes.78708/

 

[Sue_H]

After a few months you will find which concentrates you like more and how strong you like them.

My favourites are Capella TFA/PA, Pink Spot, T Juice and Mom & Pop.

 

[rob71]

When you start mixing write everything down ie what % you use of flavours etc that way when you find a mix you like you have your notes to look back on.
also i always use vapable

 

[aaronjunited]

Thanks folks for all the advise. I am reading more about flavourings and percentages.

I am guessing it's just a personal preference in terms of how much of each flavouring to use.

Anyone know of any resources to read about flavours and what percentages to use of each.

 

[chopper]

Thanks folks for all the advise. I am reading more about flavourings and percentages.

I am guessing it's just a personal preference in terms of how much of each flavouring to use.

Anyone know of any resources to read about flavours and what percentages to use of each.

Google e liquid recipes.com and the general usual % are on there. It's all subjective though

 

[andyr]

I would recommend using a PC recipe program like Breaktru Softwares free E Juice Me Up (search google) its a very small program and keep records of all your recipes if starting out.
t also has some recipes built in but most importantly you can add all the VG/PG ratio and nicotine strength / qty etc and get an instant recipe

Ive found that best way