Why throw away a bottle after you use it? I don't think that is necessary. Just let it soak in some hot water. Granted, you might make some nasty stuff but I wouldn't be making it in thirty ml bottles on my first try on a flavor. Do that in 3ml bottles with a medicine dropper.
Then when you hit one you like - make the larger quantity. Let what you make steep for a week. The flavors will change. Some get stronger. Others weaker. But they all seem to change one way or the other. I think the term is actually resting, not steeping. But what do I know.
No, never been in the healthcare industry; just a nerdy, curious type. It helps that the link I referenced earlier is right next door to my favorite green-chile burrito restaurant!
If you do go with the glass pipettes referenced earlier and the pipette pump, practice with them a little with water. Obviously, water is thinner than juice but it'll give you the hang of the devices. PG is not much different than water, VG a little thicker as you know.
Speaking of PG/VG - I would never recommend anyone doing DIY without reading ALL the sticky threads in the DIY sub-forum, repeatedly. (I think you have, I'm just saying this for any future readers. Nicotine can easily be a deadly thing). All the vaping community needs is one accident for the govt to come swooping down on it.
I buy all my DIY liquids from ExtremeVaping. Nice guy, helpful, fast shipping, and I know one of the largest commercial juice sellers here gets their base liquids from him. I refuse to start with anything over 50mg nicotine as it is very dangerous at higher levels. 50mg seems safe, and I'm still here to ramble about it
Are you familiar with the formula calculators that are floating around? If not, I can point to a few I like.
I'm not some DIY chef, the juices I like are easily reproducible and I cheat on a couple of others.
Sorry if this sounded patronizing, but I don't want someone else later reading this and getting sick...
Then when you hit one you like - make the larger quantity. Let what you make steep for a week. The flavors will change. Some get stronger. Others weaker. But they all seem to change one way or the other. I think the term is actually resting, not steeping. But what do I know.
No, never been in the healthcare industry; just a nerdy, curious type. It helps that the link I referenced earlier is right next door to my favorite green-chile burrito restaurant!
If you do go with the glass pipettes referenced earlier and the pipette pump, practice with them a little with water. Obviously, water is thinner than juice but it'll give you the hang of the devices. PG is not much different than water, VG a little thicker as you know.
Speaking of PG/VG - I would never recommend anyone doing DIY without reading ALL the sticky threads in the DIY sub-forum, repeatedly. (I think you have, I'm just saying this for any future readers. Nicotine can easily be a deadly thing). All the vaping community needs is one accident for the govt to come swooping down on it.
I buy all my DIY liquids from ExtremeVaping. Nice guy, helpful, fast shipping, and I know one of the largest commercial juice sellers here gets their base liquids from him. I refuse to start with anything over 50mg nicotine as it is very dangerous at higher levels. 50mg seems safe, and I'm still here to ramble about it
Are you familiar with the formula calculators that are floating around? If not, I can point to a few I like.
I'm not some DIY chef, the juices I like are easily reproducible and I cheat on a couple of others.
Sorry if this sounded patronizing, but I don't want someone else later reading this and getting sick...
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