Then consider something like the Medicine Flower range - when it was still available in SA I bought their Watermelon flavour and man, oh man, there was not a Watermelon flavour that could even touch that on both potency and flavour, it was the bomb!! - which also had to be diluted quite a bit. I mean, I go outside the casual DIY'ers norm and typically mix things like FA flavours at 6-8% (some more even, and some less) whereas DIY'ers would tell you it should be mixed at 1-2% as it's sooo potent. MF's Watermelon, at 0.5% it was enough to carry a juice very well. So this may be in the MF's range of potency, which I would definitely welcome as I hate a flavour where you need to add 10-15% of it just to get a hint of it's potential (yes Molinberry Red Cherry, this is a stab directly at you, beautiful piece of work that you may be). If a flavour is that potent, then you can always dilute it, or just use much less than typical while mixing. Also, it saves money... (though MF was sold at R325 for 15ml, ten times more than almost any other flavour, and hence only buying it once and regretting not getting any others).
Try Clyrolinx (www.clyrolinx.co.za). They've got a Bubblegum and a Bubblegum Milkshake. Plain Bubblegum is normal Wicks bubblegum.
Many thanks @Old_Goat. Please let us know about the outcome. Quite curious myself about some of these.
Clyronix wicks, spearmint and peppermint are very good and well priced. A bit of Clyrosweet and Clyrocool (I think that's their name for ICE) are great as we'll. If those are flavours that apeal to yo buy their 100ml bottles.
Correctly quoted names Stew.
Personal opinion, and please to all the Clyrolinx lovers out there, don't lambast me, they're a hit and miss. Their flavours that are good, are very good (like Stew mentioned, Bubblegum, Peppermint, Spearmint as well as Apricot, Brandy, English Toffee and a few more). Others, yeah, not so much (Blackcurrant and Butterscotch among others, not a fan), . But I have been using them for almost 7 years now and their Clyrosweet is my preferred sweetener when it comes to desserts.
Everybody's (well, almost everybody's) favourite custard, Capella Vanilla Custard V1, contains diacetyl. I've been vaping various flavours where that has been used and some in which that was the main flavour driver, without issues. That being said, the diacetyl in there is in low quantities compared to analogs.
