Testing Flavors?

[Libbish37]

Do any of you have a decent way to test flavors you've created?

I've ready different things on different sites. Just wondering what you guys think.

Thanks for the advice!

[Viper Ron]

Using an atty would be the best bet I would guess seeing you would only be using a few drops

[Mike]

I take an educated guess on the flavor percentage. Usually up to 20% on non-tobacco flavors or I start at 5% on tobacco flavors or very strong flavors like clove or lemon etc. Then mix up a small amount, about 3 - 5 mls. trying to be accurate with my measurements so if I nail it I can recreate it in larger quantities. A couple drops on a drip atty works the best and if it isn't brand new and has an old flavor on it then keep vaping until the old flavor disappears and you'll get the flavor you just created eventually. Then just go from there. You might want to add more flavor next time, or less, or you might not like it at all etc. It's mostly common sense and your taste buds will tell you what is good.

[Sonar505]

The easiest way I have found to test a new flavor for me is to use a phoenix rebuildable atomizer with a stainless steel wick . It gives me a very clean flavor and taste. Very easy to rinse out dries quickly then on to the next flavor.

[kitsune]

For me...its a 306 bridgeless atty, easy to clean between flavors.

best flavor, throat hit and vapor.

[Libbish37]

Thanks for the input. I went with a dual coil atty.

[BirdDog]

I agree with using a regular drip style atomizer to test out flavors. One suggestion, that was suggested to me when I tried mixing, was to mix flavors in small batches without the nicotine so you don't waste your nic.