EcigExpress Presents: Basic DIY mixing "How To"

[Donovan (ECX Flavor Lab)]

In this tutorial, John from EcigExpress goes over the basics of DIY mixing while creating a delicious berry crunch crispy flavored e-liquid. Stay tuned for advanced tutorials headed your way.

 

[nabibrian]

Thanks very much for the video.
Can't wait to check out the advanced tutorials!

 

[madjaggar]

I'm about to get my first diy kit in a day or two and although I understand the concept of mixing juice what don't don't fully understand is how you know how much flavoring to put in. Are you just going off of recipes someone else is making or is there a way to know how much to use to make your own recipe. For instance if I want to make apple pie how much apple, pie crust, cinnamon, ect. Do you add?

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[Chrispdx]

I'm about to get my first diy kit in a day or two and although I understand the concept of mixing juice what don't don't fully understand is how you know how much flavoring to put in. Are you just going off of recipes someone else is making or is there a way to know how much to use to make your own recipe. For instance if I want to make apple pie how much apple, pie crust, cinnamon, ect. Do you add?

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There are a bunch of recipies posted on this site and another's. Apple pie is a common recipie. Another site that is a good resource to double thing and refer to is e-liquid-recipies.com. They have the ability to search by flavor and see what people think is the highest percentage for a single flavor recipie vs average mixing percentage for recipies.

It's all subjective and not alway correct but can guide you in the right direction.

If you are really looking for apple pie I know there was a recipie posted on this site that looked pretty good with a lot of solid responses. Just search Apple on this site and it should show up in the results. I've had the best luck with recipies post here by our veterans (I'm still a noob, but I'm having great results so far. )