Recommendations for a good menthol vape
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order pure menthol crystals from ebay crush up crystals put 25 percent powdered menthol in jar fill this rest with pg put cap on hold under hot water shake and hold under water till there dissolved add 3 drops per ten ml of your fav e juice works great with fruity flavors
Tonight I made a nice "menthol" flavor for my 510 that tastes very similar to, but cleaner than, the menthol flavored cartomizers sold by Njoy for the 2N1.
So, now I get a really clean menthol flavor with the fabulous vapor of the 510, and it cost very little.
Here's my "Minty Menthol" recipe:
1 part unflavored E-Juice (whatever brand you like)
1 part McCormick's Peppermint Extract (yes, the kind you can find @ your local grocers. (1 oz bottle - $4.62)
1 part Vegetable Glycerin (Humco brand from Walmart - USP -6 oz bottle $4.12 after tax)
1/8 Part distilled water (as close to free as you can get - $0.93 for a gallon)
This mix creates a very pleasant "menthol cool" sensation. The throat hit will depend on the E-Juice you use. I have not tried the menthol crystals, but that is next on my E-Cig to-do list.
I made a 0-mg Mix without any E-Juice just to see how it would taste, and was surprised to find that it was quite pleasant. So, I could see myself vaping this if I ever get to a point down the road where I manage to wean myself off of nicotine altogether.
Don't let the McCormick's name scare you. After doing a lot of research over the past month or so, consensus seems to be that most non-fruit extracts are safe as long as they contain no food coloring or sugar/sweetener (safe being a relative term since no long term trials have been conducted - so as always, you vape at your own risk) . The McCormick's label lists the ingredients as Alcohol (89%), Oil of Peppermint and Water.
I have noticed quite a bit of snobbery towards McCormick's on a few different forums. You can pay a fortune for some LorAnn flavorings if you like - but I wouldn't waste your money.
Since it does contain Oil of Peppermint, I would advise cleaning your atomizers each night. Simply blowing them out with Canned Air works wonders.
I hope you enjoy.
So, now I get a really clean menthol flavor with the fabulous vapor of the 510, and it cost very little.
Here's my "Minty Menthol" recipe:
1 part unflavored E-Juice (whatever brand you like)
1 part McCormick's Peppermint Extract (yes, the kind you can find @ your local grocers. (1 oz bottle - $4.62)
1 part Vegetable Glycerin (Humco brand from Walmart - USP -6 oz bottle $4.12 after tax)
1/8 Part distilled water (as close to free as you can get - $0.93 for a gallon)
This mix creates a very pleasant "menthol cool" sensation. The throat hit will depend on the E-Juice you use. I have not tried the menthol crystals, but that is next on my E-Cig to-do list.
I made a 0-mg Mix without any E-Juice just to see how it would taste, and was surprised to find that it was quite pleasant. So, I could see myself vaping this if I ever get to a point down the road where I manage to wean myself off of nicotine altogether.
Don't let the McCormick's name scare you. After doing a lot of research over the past month or so, consensus seems to be that most non-fruit extracts are safe as long as they contain no food coloring or sugar/sweetener (safe being a relative term since no long term trials have been conducted - so as always, you vape at your own risk) . The McCormick's label lists the ingredients as Alcohol (89%), Oil of Peppermint and Water.
I have noticed quite a bit of snobbery towards McCormick's on a few different forums. You can pay a fortune for some LorAnn flavorings if you like - but I wouldn't waste your money.
Since it does contain Oil of Peppermint, I would advise cleaning your atomizers each night. Simply blowing them out with Canned Air works wonders.
I hope you enjoy.
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