Vaping

Have you gotten into DIY yet? The B&M prices of $12/15ML would be completely uneconomical for heavy users.

If you head over to nicotine river you can get gallons of PG/VG for $20. 1L of 100MG Nic goes for like $50. Flavoring is $46 for 16oz. Your end product ends up cents/ml instead of $'s/ml

 

nah, not to that extent. i actually "water" down some of the liquids i get if its not max VG. although, ive been dripping now, so i go through a 30ml in 2 weeks. with claptons, its about a week.

 

Vaping IMO is the same as smoking in the sense that it forces you to prey on your addictive personality. Which is why I chose to refuse the alluring aroma of the vape years ago

 

Ahh, you're probably alright then. I go through 30ML a day minimum, so no way I could afford to only vape premium.

 

what flavors you make? if theres any thats bomb.com, you should sell me a bottle of something

 

I'm interested in DIY. A bud an myself talked about doing it a while back but never got into it. Links plox.

 

Starter kits are good to get all the supplies you need:
E-Liquid DIY Adventure Kit
DIY Kit

Nicotine river or similar to re-stock:
E-Liquid Nicotine

E-Liquid Calculator:
DIY E-liquid


E-Liquid recipes:
e-Liquid Calculator
#1 Source for all things DIY eJuice • /r/DIY_eJuice

An awesome guide that covers all these things and more very simply:
diy_beginners_guide - DIY_eJuice

 

@Island

I have a lot of fruit/drink/candy flavors + a lot of mints/menthols/sweeteners. I can make a ton of combinations with those.

 

add my skype? islandsythe
you could probs make bank off this if you wanted to actually sell through sythe lol

 

I'd pay for a little sampler @Darkest Dream

 

Going DIY is definitely the best route if you're a heavy vaper like DD or myself.

I go through 30ML in about 1-2 days depending on how heavily I'm vaping. When I start running low, I mix up a few bottles and I'm good to go for a few days. If I get bored, I'll mix up like 300-500ml in a sitting to hold me over for a bit. The savings on DIY vs buying it are astronomical. I probably spend ~$20/month on supplies for DIY. If I were buying from a B&M, or even online, I'd probably be spending 5-10x that a month.

Also for anyone looking into DIY - If you don't want to bother making your own flavor creations/combinations, I highly recommend checking out www.steamjuice.us - They sell their juices as DIY Flavor Concentrates as well (which I personally use as I'm lazy and I love their flavors) -- You can use the discount code "n4n0teh" for 20% off of your first order with them.

If you're interested, I can give you a quick list of my favorites and their flavor profiles.

@Darkest Dream

 

I'm finally ready to start making my own juice. I suppose I'll get my VG/PG from Amazon, as it seems to be my best option, having Prime. Who do you guys suggest for flavoring? I've browsed a few sites but I would like to hear where you guy get yours.

@n4n0 @Darkest Dream

 

Live right next to a vape store and you'd have no problem with this

 

I mean I live close to several. They don't sell DIY supplies though.

 

E-Liquid Nicotine

 

I get a lot of my flavoring from http://www.steamjuice.us

Discount code "n4n0teh" can save you 20% on your first order. They're pre-mixed flavor concentrates, so you don't have to "experiment" with flavor combinations. I've been buying from steamjuice for awhile, and they have great quality products, great pricing, and amazing customer service, which is why I chose to stick with their DIY concentrates when I made the switch to DIY.

 

Thank you, so with those I'll just mix straight into my VG/PG? Is there a necessary steeping process?

Edit: Nevermind, they don't have much of a selection.

 

They have quite a few selections. You didn't just look at the landing page and call it quits did you?

Juice

All of their juices are available as DIY concentrates.

Also, yes you would just mix straight into your PG/VG Mix along with your nicotine.

 

I don't vape, but a lot of my friends do, I don't see the point but obviously its popular.

 

Looking to get into vaping. I've been doing a lot of research over the last week or so trying to figure out what the best path to take would be for a beginner. After watching/reading a few reviews I've decided to purchase the Kanger Dripbox All-In-One Starter Kit. Reason being it seems simple enough for a new vaper and it's priced very well. I don't really want to spend more than $100 or so right now total (device, batteries, juice, etc) as I'm not sure if this will stick with me and I don't want to bankrupt myself on a binge-hobby. @n4n0 you seem like a connoisseur of vape culture so how would you rate that purchase for me? I am also purchasing the following: Efest IMR 18650 2500mAh 35A Battery (2-Pack) and Kanger Dripbox Coils (3-Pack). As far as juices go I was considering buying from Vape Craft. I wanted to start off with something relatively simple as so I don't overwhelm myself. I'd be willing to upgrade my piece and accessories accordingly in a few months if I stick to it. I know being able to control temperature/wattage/etc is very important to experienced vapers among other things so in the future I'd take that into consideration.