Ready made concentrates help please

[Diche]

Not exactly an answer to the question, but I found the SmokeRainbow service quite useful for deciding which concentrates I wanted to buy. They feature two or three of the ranges where concentrates are available.

 

[RagingMammoth]

Pink Spot, Mount Baker, Vampire Vape, Molinberry...

all I can think of.

Edit: Chefs vapour sell their own range as concentrates as well.

 

[Katie xx]

Wow thanks so much you lovely people, that has given me much more choice!

 

[Ment]

Vapable has a sale on PA and Capella, including 100ml bottles.

 

[Katie xx]

Vapable has a sale on PA and Capella, including 100ml bottles.

Thanks Ment, just testing out the water as yet so to speak, takes me a while to decide things, just getting some info for when I do go for it lol............:-)

 

[Unclebilbo]

flavour art do a blended range if you don't find what your looking for.

 

[RagingMammoth]

You totally did the right thing, if you want to mix to save money. It's not fun to be left with a load of awful mixes.

 

[dw117]

I get almost all my concentrates from chefs vapour now, their range is really good in my opinion.

As others have said for 'complex' flavour concentrates the chefs own range, pink spot, mt baker vapor, T juice are all good. I've tried several from each except T juice where I've only tried red astaire, and not had a bad one yet from these brands.

(Still on chefs vapour) Mom and Pop's concentrates have some good ones as well although from my experience they are a bit more hit and miss. Same goes for OneOnOne flavours I think.

Other brands that generally make concentrates for making your own recipes (e.g. TFA, Capella) do have a few that would work well on their own.

As for other sources, I've used LT ecigs for a few concentrates. Good service from those guys and generally their flavours were good (1 wasn't) although their concentrates are more single flavour types.

 

[Katie xx]

You totally did the right thing, if you want to mix to save money. It's not fun to be left with a load of awful mixes.

Was trying to add a thumbs up icon there but the dam thing didn't work lol, thanks RagingMammoth, it's about taste too, 90% of juices I have brought I can barely taste so thought this way might be the best way to go then i can add enough concentrate so I can taste it!!

 

[Katie xx]

I get almost all my concentrates from chefs vapour now, their range is really good in my opinion.

As others have said for 'complex' flavour concentrates the chefs own range, pink spot, mt baker vapor, T juice are all good. I've tried several from each except T juice where I've only tried red astaire, and not had a bad one yet from these brands.

(Still on chefs vapour) Mom and Pop's concentrates have some good ones as well although from my experience they are a bit more hit and miss. Same goes for OneOnOne flavours I think.

Other brands that generally make concentrates for making your own recipes (e.g. TFA, Capella) do have a few that would work well on their own.

As for other sources, I've used LT ecigs for a few concentrates. Good service from those guys and generally their flavours were good (1 wasn't) although their concentrates are more single flavour types.

Thanks so much dw117, some great information there, probably will start with Chefs Vapour:-)