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What percentage of flavored e-liquid should I vape?
NOTE: If you are a 3% Sub-ohm vaper, you will want a lower flavoring percentage than someone who vapes MTL where smaller vape clouds are produced. In most cases, the final percentage of e-liquid flavoring is between 10% and 15%.
What is the best flavour strength for vaping?
Flavour Art recommend 3-5% for their concentrate range. We have found that this kind of strength would only be suitable for vapers that like very subtle mixes though. There are several that we prefer up at 15% or so.
What does the top of a vape taste like?
The top of the vape contains much of the banana flavor. But nothing “runty” or candy, nothing creamy either. It’s a baked banana, with these light notes of almond and walnut, touched with a bit of brown sugar.
What are the Best Bakery flavors for vape flavors?
Mixing it at 6 – 10% gives you one of the best bakery flavorings on the market. The top of the vape contains much of the banana flavor. But nothing “runty” or candy, nothing creamy either. It’s a baked banana, with these light notes of almond and walnut, touched with a bit of brown sugar.
What percent of vape juice should be flavor?
However, the recommended ratio throughout the industry of flavor concentrate to volume of e-liquid is between 20 and 30 percent. Over-flavoring can lead to the development of unpleasant tastes in the vape juice. Separate, clean syringes should be used when adding more than one flavor.
How much flavor should I add to my vape?
We recommend mixing the flavour between 15% - 20% (with 20% being the most preferred) and all our flavour concentrates are 100% PG based.
What PG VG ratio is best for flavor?
50VG/50PG. The 50/50 PG and VG ratio is one of the most common ratios available, alluding to a good balance between flavour, throat hits, and cloud production.
How do I know what percentage my vape juice is?
Converting from a nicotine strength in mg/mL to a percentage is really easy. Just divide the amount in mg/mL by 10. So, if you have a 6 mg/mL e-juice, this is equal to a 0.6% e-juice. A 25 mg/mL e-juice is 2.5%.
How many drops are in a ml of flavor?
Increaces acidity. Used to enhance fruity flavors and give it "that something extra". Typical dosage: 1-2 drops per 5 ml liquid.
Why does my coil burn out after 2 days?
You're Not Priming New Coils When You Install Them Coil gunk is the most common reason why vape coils burn out, and that's a good thing because it's completely fixable through cleaning – there's no real damage to the coil.
Is 70/30 PG VG good?
70% VG/30% PG: (70/30) This is the best level for those who are interested in lots of vapor but still want to notice at least a little throat hit as well. 30/70 produces a smooth feeling that doesn't overpower them when inhaling, and big clouds when exhaling.
Is 70/30 PG VG good for pods?
We are often asked which VG/PG ratio is the best for our e-liquids! The short answer: We recommend 70VG/30PG for all tanks and 50VG/50PG for pod systems!
What does PG 70% mean?
An e-liquid with a VG:PG of 70:30 will contain 70% vegetable glycerine and 30% propylene glycol.
What percentage is 50 Nic?
50mg/ml juice is equivalent to 5% juice. You move the decimal one place to the left.
What percent nicotine is 20 mg?
2%The amount of nicotine in a vape depends on what nicotine strength you choose. E-liquid strength ranges from zero nicotine, up to 20mg/ml, or 2%. This means there are 20 milligrams of nicotine present in each millilitre of e-liquid.
Is 10mg NIC salt strong?
What strength nic salt is best? Nic salts are most commonly sold in two strengths. 10mg, which is best suited to light smokers that smoke less than 20 cigarettes a day and 20mg, which is best suited to heavy smokers that smoke 20 or more cigarettes a day.
Youmadbrah Super Member ECF Veteran
Cookie: 5-10%, 5/5 <-- Recommended for combining with other flavors, not standalone.
chastamae Full Member
I Sophie...thanks for sharing this.
murphyinsight Senior Member ECF Veteran
I sure do appreciate this thread, as I'm starting to mix my own juice right now. I have the oriental 4 on it's way right now, it's the flavor I'm looking forward to trying the most. I'm glad I saw this and didn't try to mix it at 10% right away! I'll try 2% first, and go from there.
ebbrey Senior Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Usually mix my FA flavours at 10-12% total. I use 4-5 different at a rate between 1-3% And shake it up
cricque Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Tried some vanilla tahity yesterday ... It tastes weird, but it's damn good 5 drops in 5 ml
6806goats Full Member
So I take it that these flavors are more concentrated and use less PG than TPA? I went nutz and bought all of my flavors (like 50-60 of them) from TPA. Probably not good head work since I'm having to go extreme with lemon to get a good lemonade. As I deplete my flavors maybe I should consider Flavour Art next go around.
SunRam Senior Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Bookmarked thanks! My FA flavours are in the post (only got Cherry Black, Menthol and RY4)
DIY E-Liquid Preparation
Your chemist’s plan is ready. You have the e-liquid base solutions, concentrated flavor extract, and maybe even some sweetening boosters to add to your DIY E-Liquid mix.
Calculate Flavor Extract Percentage
Start off small. A little bit of flavoring usually goes a long way. We recommend starting off with percentages of 5% and if you’re mixing two or more flavorings then have the combined flavor percentage at no more than 10%. If you find that your final e-liquid product is not strong enough then begin experimenting with higher percentages.
Fine Tune Flavoring Percentage
It’s a breeze, however, a criterion is to be taken into account when mixing: the rate of VG of your base. As you know, vegetable glycerin tends to dampen flavors. If your base has a higher LV level than propylene glycol, it will be necessary to add a higher dose of e-liquid flavoring.
What is the flavor of banana in a vape?
The top of the vape contains much of the banana flavor. But nothing “runty” or candy, nothing creamy either. It’s a baked banana, with these light notes of almond and walnut, touched with a bit of brown sugar. The finish is where this delicious baked banana bread note comes in.
What is the top of a vape?
The top of the vape is where more of the nutty notes come in, the caramel sweetness, and a light earthiness. Then on the finish comes the heavier caramel notes, the dirtier tobacco notes, finished with a light bakery. Excellent for those who want something that’s a bit more “traditional” but also a bit sweet. 2.
What is RY4 flavoring?
RY4 is a “tobacco” flavoring, in which there’s more a focus on the caramel, vanilla, bakery notes, than the tobacco itself. This level of depth makes it perfect as a solo ingredient. I personally enjoy mixing this around 5%, and letting it sit a few days before diving in.
Is Cap Vanilla Custard V1 or V2?
CAP Vanilla Custard V1 / V2. Custards are wildly popular, and so it makes sense to add the king of custards to the list. To me, CAP Vanilla Custard, both version 1 and 2, is all you really need if you’re a custard head.
Send a message to the USPS requesting that they please continue to mail vape products!
This is a call to action! The USPS is now accepting feedback regarding the vape mail ban. The USPS is genuinely interested in our feedback and the more of us that send a message the better of our chances of the USPS continuing to mail vape mail.
Bull City Flavors - Top Shelf
I’m sure most of the community members here are aware of Bull City Flavors. I’m just creating this post to praise their customer service and quality products. I have placed a few different orders with BCF, all of which have been wrapped/shipped well and contain high quality products.
Notes for Noted Ep. 189: SHERBET AND SORBET
I have just realised that I hadn't posted the notes for last week. Not sure how that happened- I could have sworn I had. Anyway, here they are now.
Cone-gratulations, you've found the place to get the Inside Scoop on a very cool Flavor of the Week!
As always, the purpose of this thread is to gather the community to explore a category of flavor and its many uses. And it's also to have FUN!
Tuesday Tutorial: ATF and Beyond
Most mixers use some form of an online calculator for saving their recipes and, most importantly, for doing the math for them. There's been at least two major sites that folks have used and mention frequently: e-liquid-recipes (elr) and alltheflavors (atf) with pros and cons of each eternally debated.