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How to start making your own vape juice?

May 08, 2012 · Heat in microwave on high for 10 seconds. Coffee grounds will absorb most of the liquid so you need to fill the bottle back up with PG or VG and set the bottle in a cup of hot …

How to make homemade vape juice with household items?

Sep 29, 2012 · Las Vegas. Yes it is. You dont have to have pg in your juices. I use very little to no pg in my diy flavors. You just arent going to have a really strong throat hit if youre vaping low …

How to make your own CBD vape juice at home?

Feb 21, 2011 · Maybe, as the very question to this thread translates the total lack of knowledge typical of a newbie, maybe they expect us to let them know if you can / cannot vape anything …

How to choose the best vape juice?

Jun 17, 2010 · Vanilla Butternut (Lorrans) 2%. - Add some Ez-sweetz one drop at a time to sweeten it to your taste. - Let it age for 2-5 days for all the flavors to integrate. I made up 10 ml …

What can I use if I run out of vape juice?

What Else Can I Put In My Vape Besides E-juice?

WATER. Believe it or not, some people actually question whether or not they can vape good old-fashioned H20. ...
ALCOHOL. ...
FOOD GRADE OILS (OLIVE, VEGETABLE, CANOLA, COD LIVER, ETC.) ...
HONEY, SWEETENED JUICE, & ESSENTIAL OILS.

Oct 17, 2020

Is there a way to make homemade vape juice?

The easiest way to make vape juice

In the simplest terms, making your own e-liquid involves mixing together the main elements that make up e-juice: base liquid of PG and VG, nicotine, and flavor concentrates.Sep 19, 2021

How do you make vape juice for cigarettes?

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Now this is where you need to be careful because pure nicotine is poisonous carefully draw theMoreNow this is where you need to be careful because pure nicotine is poisonous carefully draw the required amount to transfer to the beater. Now I have all the ingredients together to make my vape.

What is the easiest way to make vape juice?

How to Make Vape Juice

Use LNW E Liquid Calculator to calculate recipe.
Add Nicotine Base or Nicotine Salt.
Add Propylene Glycol.
Add Vegetable Glycerin.
Add Flavoring.
Shake Thoroughly.

Can you vape honey?

HONEY, SWEETENED JUICE, & ESSENTIAL OILS

Heating up honey causes it to caramelize and bubble, not vaporize. Trying to vape honey would undoubtedly ruin the coil and be a complete mess in your tank, not to mention ruining perfectly good honey.Oct 17, 2020

Can I vape water?

Yes, obviously you can vape water since it's a liquid with a low evaporation point… and it won't produce any nasty chemicals. But there's no reason to do it.Sep 26, 2019

How do you make vape juice with water?

Those rules are:

Can not use water more than five percent.
The water should be distilled water.
The ratio should be one drop of distilled water per 2ml.
If your vape juice has a high VG level, then you can use water.
If your vape juice is PG based, then do not use water.

Dec 22, 2020

How do you make homemade vape juice without nicotine?

With or without nicotine, the method remains the same. Simply choose a neutral base with the ratio of your choice (50/50, full VG ...) then add the flavors to make your homemade e cig juice. This will give you an e juice without nicotine.

Can you vape orange juice?

It's not quite sweet or sour but meets in the middle to create a taste bud tingling flavor you can vape all day. Fruity, fresh and definitely the perfect add-on to your summer vape juice rotation. Orange is also available as a DIY Flavor Concentrate.

Can you vape essential oils?

As there's currently no research available on the effects of vaping essential oils, avoiding vaping any essential oil is your best bet. Even essential oils that are generally considered safe for inhalation have the potential to change and become toxic when heated for vaping.Jun 18, 2019

How do you make menthol vape juice?

As a rule of thumb, you should always use one-part menthol for every two-parts propylene glycol (PG). The easiest way to ensure the proper mix is to dissolve the menthol crystals in PG that's been gently heated in a microwave or double boiler. From there, you can add your other e-juice ingredients.Sep 12, 2018

Can you vape alcohol?

Vaping alcohol is especially dangerous because it allows you to inhale large quantities of alcohol over a short time period, mimicking binge drinking. This puts you at high risk for alcohol poisoning. If you decide to consume alcohol, it's probably best to stick with drinking it instead of inhaling or vaping it.

ianferrell Senior Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

Yup, I prefer it that way as do a lot of others. There's several threads in the DIY forum on this very subject.

VegasVaporz Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

Yes it is. You dont have to have pg in your juices. I use very little to no pg in my diy flavors. You just arent going to have a really strong throat hit if youre vaping low mg nicotine and pure vg. Hope this helps.

SteveDTF Senior Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

I use PGA (Everclear) or distiller water to thin my non-PG DIY mixes. I always cut it...never been satisfied with an uncut 100% VG mix...too thick IMO.

yzer Vaping Master ECF Veteran

Sure, all I use is nicotine/glycerin USP base and dilute it to 20 mg nicotine strength with more glycerin USP. To that I add 5 drops of distilled water to each ml of nicotine/glycerine mix. Then I bottle it up. I don't even use flavorings. Just Glycerin USP, nicotine and water.

Mustafa Umut Sarac Full Member

I ordered Vapor King Express Automatic E Tank version. Can I refill it and would diluted Glycerin harm the hardware ?

martinc Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

Unlikely,but VG is unflavored and without nicotine,you planning on making your own e- juice ?

MuddyWaterMan Super Member ECF Veteran

Some people use a small amount of alcohol (vodka or everclear not Isopropal ) or water to thin or add throat hit to juice. Other than that I wouldn't recommend experimentation without LOTS of research first!

mr quackums Senior Member ECF Veteran

i would think any liquid that goes from liquid to gas at whatever temp the atty gets to would be vapeable.

Godzilla Unregistered Supplier ECF Veteran

Have you ever tried vaping cat pee? Its out of this world. Sorry couldnt resist

invadercow Full Member

have you ever tried vaping cat pee? Its out of this world. Sorry couldnt resist

kmac Senior Member ECF Veteran

Yeah don't know if you really want to be a guinea pig with vaping random liquids. But, if you do let us know if you find anything good!!

revolver Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

But... Maybe, as the very question to this thread translates the total lack of knowledge typical of a newbie, maybe they expect us to let them know if you can / cannot vape anything other than e-liquid and the reasons for this.

pixiedust Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

Have you ever tried vaping cat pee? Its out of this world. Sorry couldnt resist

ecitek Super Member ECF Veteran

I may not need it since I just ordered 4oz Atomic Doubler from TV, but I am curious if anyone has been successful in making their own? I was guessing Cinnamon, Cayenne and something to add a bit of sweetness.

VapingMattCA Senior Member ECF Veteran

Drop of Ez-sweetz sweetner (Much better than Linda's. She ordered a sample of this and is getting her lab to make it so she will have better sweetner soon)

Bageone Super Member ECF Veteran

Drop of Ez-sweetz sweetner (Much better than Linda's. She ordered a sample of this and is getting her lab to make it so she will have better sweetner soon)

Tracker II Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

OK, this may be the dumbest question ever asked on ECF, but could Unsweetened Kool-Aid powder be dissolved into e- juice for flavoring? The listed ingredients are fruit flavoring, citric acid, calcium phosphate, salt, and Vitamin C.

Hoosier Vaping Master ECF Veteran

TPA/TFA has a grape flavoring that tastes like grape Kool-Aid when mixed up right. (It's one of my sister's favorite mixes of mine.)

mylose64 Super Member ECF Veteran

I think it might have something to do with the e-liquid being more concentrated in liquid form and we can absorb it through our skin.

TravTech Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

Not to mention the yummy flavors and smell might induce children or pets to drink the whole bottle at once.

Raah Full Member Verified Member

I thought PG was used in Gel Capsules in pharmaceutical applications. Where the Gel dissipates in the stomach acids and the medicine is released. Considering that the Gel is PG and getting dissolved in the stomach, I can't much understand why they would insinuate that it is toxic and harmful.

Toronnah Super Member ECF Veteran

Maestro Super Member ECF Veteran

Not to mention the yummy flavors and smell might induce children or pets to drink the whole bottle at once.

Rogo Full Member

A little follow up with GRBC - I revieced an email this morning about this topic, really glad to see the guys over at GRBC are taking this much times to educate there customers, very classy. They write...

KeithB Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

I have read the PG is toxic to cats and you should make sure it's not something they're going to be exposed to in any quantity.

minisheila New Member

I'm new to vaping. I started about three weeks ago. I love it. I running a LavaTube with a LR carto tank. I'm struggling giving up that first cig in the morning and the last one at night. I was doing okay enough with it until my roommate started griping that she thinks she's allergic to the second hand vape.

kabonk Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

IDK is she allergic to PG? even then IDK PG is in a lot of things that she probably uses everyday maybe she just reacting to the vapor she see or is sensitive to a certain flavor, what's her symptoms? time to loose the room mate

Njt07 Ultra Member ECF Veteran

This was also suggested to another vapor with roommate issues. Try just using unflavored pg and then unflavored vg. If she reacts, or doesn't, then it may be the flavor you are using. What juice are you using? Could it be something else? Cat, dog, dust, new construction in the area could be kicking up pollen since its the beginning of spring.

dragonbone Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

Hi all,#N#I'm new to vaping. I started about three weeks ago. I love it. I running a LavaTube with a LR carto tank. I'm struggling giving up that first cig in the morning and the last one at night. I was doing okay enough with it until my roommate started griping that she thinks she's allergic to the second hand vape.

liveone Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

You say that vaporizers do the same thing to her. It seems odd that something as innocuous and healthy as raising the humidity of a living space could trigger adverse reactions from your roomy. Apparently there's more going on than just your vaping.

Ianitor Full Member

I heared something about allergic cause of vaping but dont know if its possible.

ctourtelot Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

I would say it's not likely a PG allergy especially if she just had surgery. Many hospitals pump PG through their air systems to decrease the amount of airborn bacteria. She might be allergic to a particular flavoring so I would go with some of the above suggestions of trial and error.

Stratm69 Senior Member

It appears that more and more studies are finding formaldehyde being released in ejuice when the voltage is 5 volts or higher. Anything lower than 5 volts and no trace of formaldehyde is being detected. Also, the formaldehyde detected is 15X stronger than that found in a normal cigarette.

beckdg ECF Guru Verified Member ECF Veteran

Will we be seeing formaldehyde-free juice once the FDA steps in? How would that even work?

Spencer87 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

Look at it this way, formaldehyde is used to preserve dead people and you are jump starting the process so by the time you die, you'll look FABULOUS!!! People will be like "It's sad he died so young, he looks 30!" and then someone will step in and say "What are you talking about? He was 88"

daviedog Vaping Master ECF Veteran

18 ml or 1.8%, not mg. I doubt it would kill you, but you never can tell..

The Torch Ultra Member ECF Veteran

I think you'd have to actually drink your e- juice and swallow it before reaching a dangerous level. I've had a few drops of 18mg juice in my mouth and haven't suffered from it; it stings ever so slightly, pretty much the same feeling as wetting a cigar with your mouth, but it tasted so much better (cherry tobacco with a strooong cherry flavor).

e30holmes Senior Member ECF Veteran

I would be impressed if you could inhale 2ml of e liquid! If you consumed enough e liquid to poisen your self im going to assume you were trying to do so. Accidental spills or even 2ml of juice in your mouth won't kill you and you would honestly have to try and drink it to make your self sick.

dabba1991 Senior Member

you really have to be a troll to say "I mean you could probably drink a whole bottle of bleach and not die, but a few drops of e liquid and you could possibly?" bleach can kill you with a very small amount and even taking a sip of it and swallowing it BURNS your mouth, esophagus, and stomach.

InTheShade Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

30-60mg of nicotine can kill an adult, in one cartridge say you hold 2ml of 18mg e liquid and then there's somehow a crack and it leaks as you inhale then you inhale 2ml of e liquid... You would consume 36mg?