Flavourless eliquid...

[zakos]

So i am looking to get into the DIY mixing game, but with not much space and two young kids i would prefer not to have bottles of nicotine. I have had a look online and seen a few vendors sell pre-mixed bottles (pg/vg/nic). If i wanted to go down this route, would i just need to add the concentrates and job done? is there anything else to look out for?

I know this will likely be more expensive then buying everything separate but i think the convenience would make it worth it.

[prr]

Lt ecigs do premixed bottles of base at various strengths an ratios, their concentrates are pretty good an well priced as well zakos . Code LT10 gets you 10% off.

[djs]

Nov 18, 2014 16:54:16 GMT zakos said:

I know this will likely be more expensive then buying everything separate but i think the convenience would make it worth it.

It does. I don't find it more expensive, but it probably is... depends how much you make.

[zakos]

Thanks guys I'll check out the site.

[Karma]

I mainly mix from pre diluted from LT, the bases in varying strenghts are here

www.ltecigs.larsentilbrook.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=61_84

[Karma]

also check out JuiceJungle offer on vendor's board, my C+P has stopped working

[Perpetua]

Just remember the downside to doing this, is you assume the same ratio of flavouring every time to achieve your required strength, which isn't always the case zakos.

And you're still going to have a bottle of nicotine with a pre-mix base, which could be equally as harmful to young children and pets . . . .

[lairey]

To be fair, to echo Perps comment, only the nic base, whatever strength, is a real concern for pets and children. The PG and VG would not be harmful in the quantities either would ingest for them to decide it tasted blurgh

[chykensa]

Store your nic base in the same way that you keep household bleach - it's no more dangerous