pepper Posted August 9, 2010 Posted August 9, 2010 (edited) not sure why -- maybe due to unwarranted pg concerns or maybe just starting somewhere.......... the juices i have been getting are from vaporbomb and favor vg over pg (60/40 - 80/20) they seem to have more of a scent than a flavor and after a while of vaping.....we vape constatnly.............it almost seems like we are just vaping a vegatable oil ( i know thats not the case but just to describe it). very little flavor at all. now i have just ordered from freedomsmokeusa, primarily cuz i was looking for a spearmint which vaporbomb did not have. I ordered this time 80pg/20vg, hoping to get some "pop" out of these juices. is this the case? is flavor diminished considerably with vg? also, any way to kick up the flavors of the juice i have? Edited August 9, 2010 by pepper
Jeffb Posted August 9, 2010 Posted August 9, 2010 I have noticed my VG flavors tend to be weaker than PG. I pretty much just vape PG now. There are suppliers like DYI Flavor Shack that sell doublers (extra flavoring) with their juices.
mcquinn Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 When I first started I just could not taste most liquids ,VaporTalk,Janty and VaporStation have the ones I can taste the best and that don't ruin my atties as fast.
nana Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 I still can't taste most pre-made juices. I have to add flavorings or make my own. Luckily for everyone else, not too many people are like me. Unluckily for me though.
pepper Posted August 10, 2010 Author Posted August 10, 2010 I still can't taste most pre-made juices. I have to add flavorings or make my own. Luckily for everyone else, not too many people are like me. Unluckily for me though. I have thought about DIY -- is that really a pain? I imagine it is cheaper and of course you have total control, but the learning curve is starting to level off for me on ecigs where i feel i can have some consistency and im not really sure i want to get on the DIY learning curve just yet.
kitsune Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 I started playing with DIY because I love lots of flavor and the flavors are never strong enough for me. the freedomsmokeusa specialty mixes are a bit stronger and very tasty. Initially it is very, very easy to add a little extra flavor to your existing flavors. Doesn't have to be fancy. Just add similar flavoring to the current flavor you are using. freedomsmokeusa carries flavourart flavoring--which is still my favorite. But I really like DIY flavorshack also. if you have some 5ml bottles--add whichever premixed liquid you want and just start by adding about 5-10 drops of flavoring--vape--add more flavor if needed. You don't have to mix from the ground up. Happy vaping
nana Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 I have thought about DIY -- is that really a pain? I imagine it is cheaper and of course you have total control, but the learning curve is starting to level off for me on ecigs where i feel i can have some consistency and im not really sure i want to get on the DIY learning curve just yet. I don't think it's a pain at all. Just a few drops of this and a few drops of that and shake. All done. It's easier to start with known recipes, but later you could try coming up with some of your own. And like kitsune said, it's even easier to start with just adding a few drops of flavoring to change what you have.
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