Did!Try some Tropical Ice!
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Did!Try some Tropical Ice!
I am one of those that DIY did not work for, be sure you have the temperament and patience for it.I have thought about doing this. Just knowing myself though, i will find a way to **** it up.
With your DIY experience would love to see such a guide. The more guides we get the better. I also need a clone recipe for Tarks Matador.@Barak what area are you in and what type of juices appeal to you e.g tobacco, menthol tobacco, menthol fruit, fruit or dessert?
Personally I like desert type tobaccos and occasionally desert fruit mixes and menthol minty type juices.
Did you know there is a subforum here dedicated to diy juices where you will find methods, recipes and flavour reviews. Don't hold me to it but I will try and put together a concise diy kickstart guide for those that want to try diy but don't know where to start including what you need to start with the minimum items required to do it properly.
Awesome post! Bookmarked for future reference.Hi @Barak
Excellent question and I think it is a challenge for many if not all vapers, especially those starting out.
The juice hunt can be a long and tough process. I dont think it ever ends, because our curiousity often gets the better of us.
My journey started on Twisp. In a way the nice thing about Twisp is there were limited flavours. So I quickly discovered which ones i liked and which mixes worked for me. They were nice but I was looking for more.
About two months later I started with other gear and juices. I tried several juices from eCiggies and went through pretty much the whole Liqua range. Nothing excited me. Then I found Vapour Mountain. Went through most of their flavours in sample sizes and discovered one or two gems. Choc Mint is still a daily vape for me, 1 year later. I discovered adding a few drops of VM's coffee concentrate improves it for me. So id say I tried about 50 juices before finding VM Choc Mint.
I have sampled many of the international premium juices and have found several winners. My rule of thumb ratio of 1 in 10 is probably holding. I like WB Blackbird, a few of the HHV tobaccoes and the odd other juice here and there. I like to have 3 or 4 devices loaded at all times, each with a favourite flavour. Then i have one or two other devices for testing new flavours. I am quite fanatical about juices, and enjoy reviewing them, so i am probably not the normal type of vaper.
But I will offer you this advice in case it helps:
All the best and let us know how it goes
- Try sample as many juices as possible. Try get sample sizes if possible so it doesnt break the bank. Meet up with your friends and try out their juices. Get involved in vape meets. You can try out many juices that way.
- Make notes of the ones you like and the ones you dont like. This way you can start understanding what type of flavours work for you. For example, I dont like custards in my vape, so I stay away from juices mentioning custard in their description. This has saved me big time!
- Juices can taste different in different devices and at different powers. Not 180 degrees different, but they can change quite a bit. They also taste better when steeped. (Left alone in a dark cupboard for a week or two)
- I would say work through the locally manufactured ones mainly. They are cheaper and there are some superb juices here. Get the premium international ones as a treat and as budget permits.
- Also, the problem with the international ones is they are sometimes discontinued. So no point really in trying out some on a clearance sale if you cant get them again. Rather go for the ones that will likely be stocked again.
I have always found it quite amazing that as smokers we generally always stuck to a single brand, my poison was Dunhill Menthol Fine Cut which I smoked for far too many years.
when suddenly there's this sale on at Vapour Mountain and I buy some Tropical Ice for the first time and now I'm hooked - wish I had bought more because I don't think this bottle is going to see the end of the week and I have not even given it a chance to steep properly yet.
@KimH I can't believe you have only now tested Tropical Ice!
That could really be grounds for a large fine!
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@Oupa you may need to send me a list of everyone that hasn't ordered Tropical Ice yet!
I'm actually surprised I didn't get a fine for punting@KimH I can't believe you have only now tested Tropical Ice!
That could really be grounds for a large fine!
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@Oupa you may need to send me a list of everyone that hasn't ordered Tropical Ice yet!
After twisping for more than a year and finding out what vaping is really about I got a flavour I love on the first try on proper equipment. Rocket Sheep Booster, would love to use it as an ADV but it would work out more expensive than stinkies.
Taking cost into account still working my way through cost effective liquids looking for an ADV.
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Try http://valleyvapour.co.za, they have the biggest variety in terms of flavour concentrates, also the best quality in my opinion.Where is a good place to get diy supplies?
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@Silver thanks for the info, actually been on the hunt for some decent coffee flavours. Will give it a go.
I actually found coffee to be the best replacement for stinkies.
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How long did it take you guys to find your flavour? Do you stick to one or do you mix it up every now and then?