OK, So I think I've gotten a little bit good at DIY ejuice but here are a few of my problems...
For one, I'm broke as hell and cant order any more flavors and 3 out of 4 flavors I have right now are just not very good. Second, I HATE the artificial flavors and greatly enjoy the "tastes like the real thing" flavors. So I was thinking about maybe doing some tincture extracts of fruits and whatnot for use as ejuice flavoring and then I had a massive epiphany.
The flavors that work best are the ones that are water soluble. I used to vape V2 brand mint tea all the time and it was my favorite for a while. Now I was thinking of taking, lets say, a gallon of my iced tea herbal tea blend I keep in the refrigerator at all times and reducing it down on the stove till it id basically dry then letting the pan cool and dissolving it in either PG or VG to create a tea flavor concentrate.
The same thing SHOULD work with cold pressed coffee as it doesn't take almost any of the acidic oils that are not water soluble from the coffee like a normal hot brewed coffee would thus making it mix with either PG or VG like a champ.
I guess my big question is has anyone ever done manual tincture extractions of anything to go into ejuice and how effective was it? Also, what do you think about the coffee tea idea?
Do you feel it would be worth the effort to try it out or what?
For one, I'm broke as hell and cant order any more flavors and 3 out of 4 flavors I have right now are just not very good. Second, I HATE the artificial flavors and greatly enjoy the "tastes like the real thing" flavors. So I was thinking about maybe doing some tincture extracts of fruits and whatnot for use as ejuice flavoring and then I had a massive epiphany. The flavors that work best are the ones that are water soluble. I used to vape V2 brand mint tea all the time and it was my favorite for a while. Now I was thinking of taking, lets say, a gallon of my iced tea herbal tea blend I keep in the refrigerator at all times and reducing it down on the stove till it id basically dry then letting the pan cool and dissolving it in either PG or VG to create a tea flavor concentrate. The same thing SHOULD work with cold pressed coffee as it doesn't take almost any of the acidic oils that are not water soluble from the coffee like a normal hot brewed coffee would thus making it mix with either PG or VG like a champ. I guess my big question is has anyone ever done manual tincture extractions of anything to go into ejuice and how effective was it? Also, what do you think about the coffee tea idea? Do you feel it would be worth the effort to try it out or what?
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