Question about flavor percentage adjustment between brands

[ZaTHRaS]

searched but got a headache, LOL.

basically, if a recipe calls for an FA flavor @ 1%, what would be the comparable % in the same flavor from TFA

 

[AmandaD]

searched but got a headache, LOL.

basically, if a recipe calls for an FA flavor @ 1%, what would be the comparable % in the same flavor from TFA

That depends so much on the individual flavor it would be hard to say. But this spreadsheet has some good starting points:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spr..._hQ6Fu8HdEwwR2dLRUJlVjlabEN1NG1ucktuUVE&gid=0

 

[ZaTHRaS]

Thanks Amanda, I was just hoping there might be a general rule like, if FA=1% then TFA=2%, since I am to understand FA is stronger than TFA

 

[AmandaD]

Thanks Amanda, I was just hoping there might be a general rule like, if FA=1% then TFA=2%, since I am to understand FA is stronger than TFA

It is much more concentrated, but there's not really a rule of thumb because there's such a variation between flavors. In my opinion anyway. It's common for FA flavors to total, say 6-8% in a mix (or less) while TFA flavors may total 15% (or more) - if that helps!

 

[Tcar]

Add to that TFA strengths are all over the place. . . Some are strong and some are not. http://www.v-ecigs.com/tfa-flavor-percentage-recommendations/

 

[nightshard]

This question can't be answered.
Each brand is completely different and each flavor within a specific brand can be highly concentrated (used at 0.5%) or not (used at 15%) depending on the flavor.