how do i make my own Concentrates and is it easy

[teethcv]

hello all i was just wondering if it was easy to make your own Concentrate i dont want nothing to fancy just a imple banna one and a simple apple one if anyone can help me with this i will be very thankfull

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Do you mean concentrates? Or eliquids?

[teethcv]

steve concentrates that you put in the eliquid for the flavor

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Ok just some people might not know the difference lol. Sorry cant help but thought it would be PITA and easier and cheaper to buy readymade

[martintheveg]

teeth, scroll down to the mixolgy at the bottom of the forum, I have just finished watching the beginners video and there is also a beginners thread that you can bookmark, I am learning it all for myself too, it,s well explained and I am already more enlightened though not yet ready to have a go, not until I am 100% ready will I attempt it.
good luck.

[teethcv]

martintheveg what us the forum called i can not seem to find it would it be possible to get a link of you

[lal]

Don't think there are any guides to making concentrates on here. Only homemade ones I've seen mentioned are menthol? God knows where you'd start!

[Karma]

I wouldn't even try it! There are so many tried and tested concentrates and most home brews using them work out to be less than £1 for 10ml.

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/21122/beginners-guide-mixing?page=1&scrollTo=393373
I think martintheveg was reffering to this thread, unfortunately nothing about making concentrates.

[teethcv]

yea it does seem to much effort now i have found a desent site that sells it cheap i wont bother even trying to make it was worth a shot tho

[martintheveg]

Yes, sorry, just noticed my error.
Must try harder !

[fagin]

You probably couldn't anyway. Flavour/perfume makers don't use the actual item (apple etc) as an ingredient. They analyse they chemical or chemicals that give a specific flavour or smell, and either isolate, or more commonly, synthesise them, and use those

[Frogster (The Alchemist)]

But there are also Natural Organic ones out there..... You just have to know where to look

[chykensa]

With hundreds, if not thousands, of readymade concentrates on the market, I'm not sure what advantage there would be to making your own. They are really cheap too, and mixing your own juice with them works out at roughly £1.50 per 10ml, and who would want more than that!
Near in mind too that cheap concentrates will taste cheap. With the ability to mix juices so cheaply anyway compared to premade, don't stint on the cost of a decent concentrate which will give a good flavoursome juice.

[OneDay]

There are guides for steeping tobacco leaves, and a couple of people have attempted coffee but I've not seen anything more exotic