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Flavor bases/solvents (28 posts / 5,782 views)
christian
Posts: 1,377
Post #16 11 Mar 2020 17:16
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In reply to Post #14
Aren't vaping liquids a mixture of glycerine and mpg? Must be reasonably safe.
Rigsbin Rigsbin
Posts: 130
Post #17 11 Mar 2020 18:14
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Most vaping liquids contain vegetable glycerin or propylene glycol - sometimes a mixture of both. I've never done much with bait making and mixing flavours, but have made my own vaping liquids for years now. Surprised there hasn't been more interest in the flavours generally sold for vaping amongst bait makers, there's a huge amount available...
mistercarp
Posts: 1,307
Post #18 11 Mar 2020 20:40
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In reply to Post #17
I heard vaping was more harmful for health than regular smoking?!
mark1009
Posts: 4,745
Post #19 11 Mar 2020 22:17
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General consensus is it's 95% safer than smoking. However it's early days in the research. I gave up smoking 8 years ago and wouldn't vape if you paid me. Wouldn't smoke again either. That **** will kill you.
Gaius_Bell
Posts: 208
Post #20 11 Mar 2020 23:19
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In reply to Post #17
I vape a lot and have been thinking about making my own juice. Might I ask where you source your flavours from?
Rigsbin Rigsbin
Posts: 130
Post #21 12 Mar 2020 09:38
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Generally use Capella and go for whoever is doing the best price on 90 or 100ml. You can usually find discount codes kicking about as well. I think last time I bought from https://theecigshop.uk as they were cheaper overall, but have also used Dark Star in the past
Gaius_Bell
Posts: 208
Post #22 12 Mar 2020 10:48
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Thanks very much!
txangler txangler
Posts: 813
Post #23 18 Oct 2021 15:24
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If I could kick up this old thread here, as this subject has recently sparked my interest. When it comes to specifically boilie making, and using these PG/VG base flavours, the ones commonly used in food and vaping industry, has anyone experimented with bait making and measurements, and how well they can handle the process of boiling, drying, freeze, etc.. while keeping the aroma/taste of the intended flavour? I'm also wondering how these flavours chemically differ from the flavours that are developed for bait making, if there really is much difference?
Baitman Baitman
Posts: 5,266
Post #24 19 Oct 2021 15:26
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They will be the same, maybe a more basic smell with no taste...
just do a 1 egger to test the finished flavour levels.
txangler txangler
Posts: 813
Post #25 19 Oct 2021 15:53
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Ah yes, always doing the 1 egg test. They sure have a overwhelming variety of flavours to choose from but i got the impression they're not as potent, and will boil out so may need to increase the measurements compared to the "bait flavours"
framey framey
Posts: 5,324
Post #26 19 Oct 2021 16:02
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The northern special liquid is quite nice as a vape flavour lol
I've tried it
scozza
Posts: 18,429
Post #27 19 Oct 2021 19:15
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In reply to Post #26
The northern special liquid is quite nice as a vape flavour lol

**** me
Terpinhimley Terpinhimley
Posts: 539
Post #28 21 Oct 2021 20:32
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In reply to Post #26
Try the carp freaks one. Might be a bit milkshakey 😂
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