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Also make sure that you don't end up with more flavoring concentrate than actual base.
You mention a blueberry mint mix with 30% blueberry so how much mint is in there?

"single" flavors mostly contain up to 20% (max) flavoring and are 80% base with nicotine. if yours already has more than 30% flavoring it might be that it's not tasting good because you are in essence burning concentrate rather than PG or VG which is intended to be vaporized.

Here's a small snippet out of the mixology sticky

Impact of flavours on mix
Flavours are the wild card. Each flavour varies in intensity across each supplier. Learning from others experiences or experimenting yourself is the only way to determine the optimal percentage. Most initial flavour experiments generally assume a 20% use of flavours. It is worth noting that both PG and VG have a sweet taste with VG being the sweeter. Too little, or a weak flavour may struggle to overcome the bases.

Although 20% is mentioned above, that may well be far too much for some flavours or palates. The best advice is to start low, possibly around 5% and increase if too weak. The old adage “you can add, but you can’t take away” is a sound one.

As mentioned before, flavours are generally PG based. In a 70/30 ratio liquid at 18mg strength using 20% flavouring, the PG diluent content is likely to be only half of the VG diluent. This seems odd but this is part of the contributing “top up”towards the total 70% PG.

An approach to experimenting is further on.