Mine figures out to .037/ml.
And it is a matter of making my own or not vaping and likely going back to smoking.
Many/most commercial ejuice causes moderate to severe allergic reactions to me.
Spent a fair bit of money and quite a bit of misery figuring that out.
Have not bought any commercial ejuice in over 2.5 years.
And will not take the chance on buying any more.
I away found most store bought irritated my throat too.
I wasn't sure if it was just mixed too strong or cheap nicotine base used but none where ever as smooth as my own mixes.
We dont even know if there using decent brand concentrate since a lot use white label companies to produce there juice with own branded labels ,
So started investing in many branded known concentrate s stock piling them
But always found an still do now im always 1 flavour missing new recipes ,
I've found some very nice flavour mixes i would of probably never of tried if buying .
I dont wana spend 20£ to not like a Flavour so tended to stick to what you know an tried before.
but diy ment i could do small samples to try at pennies which opened up my flavour ranges more.
I Was offered a job mixing for Frumist in Blackburn UK they own 5 shops locally an have there own line of juices sold within UK an over seas ,
Just before TDP landed they have there mixes done via a white label company using powders ? They said its cheaper that way,
produced at 9p per 10ml cost / then sell for 4.99£ they dont even know what goes into them.
Since they had pulled many of there range after TDP landed either failed tests or too much cost to test a wide range I don't know?
Blackburn Area has quite a few juice companies producing liquids that are shipped world wide from
Vampire vape , Totally wicked, Frumist ,Dinner ladys , UFO , budda juice , Zombie juice and others, all made in my area
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