Recreating Totally Wicked's Ice Menthol (Red Label)?

[urbanguerilla]

Hi all.

Totally new to mixing. I'm thinking about getting TW's Titanium Ice mixing kit to get started. I could really do with some pointers.

I love their Ice Menthol premixed liquid, from the Red Label range, and it is available as a concentrate. So I had a few questions...

1. Does anybody know the VG/PG ratio of that liquid and/or range?
2. Should I get the nicotine base in VG or PG, or does it not really matter (i.e. the dilutents can help me get the percentages I want)
3. Any suggestions for an initial mixing recipe? I know everybody is different, but a nice place to start would be much appreciated.

Thanks for reading!

 

[Tubbyengineer]

Hi all.

Totally new to mixing. I'm thinking about getting TW's Titanium Ice mixing kit to get started. I could really do with some pointers.

I love their Ice Menthol premixed liquid, from the Red Label range, and it is available as a concentrate. So I had a few questions...

1. Does anybody know the VG/PG ratio of that liquid and/or range?
2. Should I get the nicotine base in VG or PG, or does it not really matter (i.e. the dilutents can help me get the percentages I want)
3. Any suggestions for an initial mixing recipe? I know everybody is different, but a nice place to start would be much appreciated.

Thanks for reading!

TW Have their own ideas on mixing and concentrate ratio's, if you have a look at the website you should find a mixing guide where they give their recommended ratios.

I use TW Raspberry Menthol and as faras I'm aware all TW Liquids are 80/20 pg/vg...

You might want to take a look at the likes of Leisure Liquids first! TW's prices are pretty high for the basic stuff - You can buy the concentrate from them but VG is about £3 for 500ml in boots and PG and Nic base come in a bit cheaper from Liesure liquids
PG/VG Nic base only really matters if you are going to high ratio mixes, dont get it in VG if you want a 80%+ PG ratio and vice versa. For most mixes a good 50/50 or 60/40 ratio will cover all the options and at those ratios it only really matters that you know what your nic is in.