Before buying any concentrate i use this site http://www.bullcityflavors.com/ to check peoples reviews on it. This makes it easier to know how strong it is and how the flavour is before wasting money
Concentrates and Price
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Although it's far from complete and there are many, many flavours still to be tested, the Reddit flavour reviews are also very helpful.
For interest sake, are there any walk in shops, in and around Cape Town, where one could pick up all the ingredients for a recipe?
Vape Cartel may be your best bet, that is if the CT branch has DIY concentrates.
I'll give them a quick online search. Thanx @RichJB
Reaching out again here for some pearls of wisdom:
Any recommendations on digital scales? Preferably, one that can work with batteries (not necessarily rechargeables or 18650's) and off the mains?
I see Blckvapour has a, seemingly, battery operated only scale for R240.
Reaching out again here for some pearls of wisdom:
Any recommendations on digital scales? Preferably, one that can work with batteries (not necessarily rechargeables or 18650's) and off the mains?
I see Blckvapour has a, seemingly, battery operated only scale for R240.
That scale is the best (affordable) one around at the moment. The batteries last forever. Valley Vapour also stocks them.
The Blck one is good, it doesn't work off mains though. The industry standard is the LB501 used by Wayne and most US mixers. That does mains but I don't know of anybody who brings them in.
Thanx @RichJB
If it's pretty standard and used by most and is pretty accurate, then I'll get it. I have tons of batteries at home and will more than likely never run out of batteries. I might just buy some rechargeable batteries to use with it. But considering that I'll probably only mix around 4 times a month, it not having mains isn't a deal breaker. It would have been a nice to have though.
If it's pretty standard and used by most and is pretty accurate, then I'll get it. I have tons of batteries at home and will more than likely never run out of batteries. I might just buy some rechargeable batteries to use with it. But considering that I'll probably only mix around 4 times a month, it not having mains isn't a deal breaker. It would have been a nice to have though.
Worst case scenario, I'm mixing at 4 in the morning and run out of batteries and have to go to the filling station to buy some overpriced Energizer batteries 
I just got a pack of 4 rechargeable AAA batts for mine, cost me sixty bucks or so. They fit in my Nitecore charger. I don't like using original batteries in appliances that are seldom used.
How come?
It's just that I feel most of the battery life drains away while the product is not in use. I have a small dictaphone type voice recorder. I seem to get a lot more hours use from a set of batts if I use it every day than if I use it once a month. I don't know whether it uses some battery power in a standby mode or what. So I prefer rechargeables for that sort of thing. For gizmos like the TV remote which I use every day, I'll use originals. It may not make any difference on the scale but I'm into the habit now.
VV is pricy though
Is this
NICOTINE (PRIME-NIC) basically what is generally used?
NICOTINE (PRIME-NIC) basically what is generally used?
Yeah, that's the standard one.
Super!
If all goes well, I should be mixing my first batch on Monday evening.
Excited for days!
If all goes well, I should be mixing my first batch on Monday evening.
Excited for days!
It might start out at 4 times a month, but we'll see if you can stay away from the mixing table for longer than a few days once the bug bites
I feel you!It might start out at 4 times a month, but we'll see if you can stay away from the mixing table for longer than a few days once the bug bites
Can I suggest looking at the following thread as well:
https://www.ecigssa.co.za/i-want-to-start-mixing.t37429/#post-533024
https://www.ecigssa.co.za/i-want-to-start-mixing.t37429/#post-533024
They don't
Ah well, vapemail it is then.
That's where you are still the most cost-effective
30% or 70% PG?
I always confuse which value is placed first. In a 70/30 mix, is 70 not PG and 30 VG?
Is it PG/VG or VG/PG?
Many argue that PG should be written first, but I always write VG first. But in this case I meant 70vg / 30pg
Usually I write it out to avoid confusion.PS: a 70% pg mix would be quite horrible on the throat, I'd imagine.
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