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Introducing DIY E-Liquids, the ultimate experience for vapers who love to explore and experiment with flavors. DIY E-Liquid allows you to become the master of your vaping journey, creating custom blends that perfectly suit your taste buds. From selecting your favorite flavors to adjusting nicotine levels, DIY E-Liquid offers endless possibilities for a truly personalized vaping experience.
We stock everything you need to get you on your way to making your desired e-liquid from propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine to lots of different flavour concentrates to choose from. We advise that only experienced vapers make their own e-liquid.
DIY e-liquid is the process of mixing your own e-juice by combining flavour concentrates, PG (propylene glycol), VG (vegetable glycerin), and nicotine shots if desired. This allows vapers to customise their vape juice, creating unique flavours and nicotine strengths suited to their preferences.
To make your own DIY e-liquid, you'll need nicotine shots, flavour concentrates, VG, and PG. Flavour concentrates are available in various flavour profiles, such as fruit, dessert, menthol, and tobacco. The PG/VG ratio determines the throat hit and vapor production, with PG providing a stronger throat hit and VG delivering thicker clouds.
Mixing DIY e-liquid involves adding specific amounts of flavour concentrates, PG, VG, and nicotine shots to a clean bottle. The mixing ratio depends on your desired nicotine strength, flavour intensity, and PG/VG ratio. There are many online calculators available to help you calculate the exact amounts needed for your mix.
The PG/VG ratio in DIY e-liquids affects both the throat hit and cloud production. A 50/50 blend is ideal for mouth-to-lung (MTL) vapers who want a balanced throat hit and flavour. For direct-to-lung (DTL) vapers, a higher VG ratio like 70/30 or 80/20 is preferred for smoother vapour and large clouds. Beginners often start with a 50/50 ratio for ease of use.
The nicotine strength you choose depends on your preference and how much nicotine you want in your final blend. Nicotine shots typically come in 18mg or 20mg strengths, and the amount you add to your DIY e-liquid will determine the final nicotine level. For example, adding one 18mg nicotine shot to a 50ml shortfill will result in a 3mg nicotine strength.
Choosing flavour concentrates for DIY e-liquids depends on your taste preferences. Popular options include fruit flavours like strawberry, mango, and citrus, as well as dessert flavours like vanilla custard or chocolate. You can also create custom blends by combining different flavours to suit your individual vaping style.
To calculate the right amount of nicotine for your DIY e-liquid, you’ll need to know the nicotine strength of your nicotine shot and the total volume of e-liquid you’re mixing. Use an online e-liquid calculator to input the values and determine how much nicotine booster to add in order to achieve your desired nicotine strength.
Not all flavour concentrates are suitable for DIY e-liquids. Only use flavour concentrates that are specifically designed for vaping. These are created using food-grade ingredients that are safe for inhalation. Always check the product description to ensure the concentrate is designed for vape juice.
After mixing your DIY e-liquid, it's important to allow it to steep, or age, to improve the flavour. Steeping times vary depending on the type of concentrate and the mix. Some blends may require a few days, while others may need several weeks to reach their full flavour potential. Store your e-liquid in a cool, dark place to steep effectively.
DIY e-liquids can be more cost-effective in the long run, especially if you vape frequently. Buying bulk PG, VG, and flavour concentrates in larger quantities can lower the overall cost per millilitre. However, initial costs may be higher due to the purchase of the necessary ingredients and equipment, such as syringes, bottles, and gloves.