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Sure is!  I did what you've just done and and put a starter kit together, I thing it was 100mlx72mg PG, 500ml PG&VG and an assortment of syringes etc.

hope you got one of these.



The 30ml syringe with the plastic long tube needle.
The most used out of them all, you wont get VG to go through, the thin metal needles(not without a hell of a fight)

I haven't looked back.

First time is a bit of a fiddle as you are learning on the job.
After a few mixes you'll start to change the order you do things, so as not to make a big mess in the process.

I have found starting with the flavoring is best, then you can usually use same syringe and needle for the PG-Nic,
Then on to the Big syringe and plastic Needle for PG.
Last but not least, the VG, Messy stuff so leaving this till last will save you a big clean-up at the end.
When finished I have the 2 syringes that i can then clean up under the tab. Minimal Mess.
Starting with the thinnest and so on, you save having to clean between liquids.

VG will run out first so get a couple of 200ml bottles from Boots in the high street and pour into the 500ml bottle if thats what you got the VG in leaving you a couple of nice glass bottles. (its labeled 'vegetable glycerin' , child medication for soar throats.).
Happy Days.

 That was tempting fate.

Good move wibble ,best way of saving cash is to make your own. And hello btw
On the question of bottles, I have found that if I get my VG from Boots, its £2 for 200ml.
When you have used up 1, they turn into nice glass eliquid bottles for mixing your ADV in and storing it to steep, then pour it into more manageable size bottles when you need to use it.
Take a look a the pic Here  that I posted as a joke.link

That's a nice give away.... Looks v cool.

This would be my solution as well as I have about 50 of them in different sizes.
Battery magnets, very handy things to have.

Ill have to try this K4 sometime, know i know what everyone on about.

I would look towards tried and tested 'clone' brands as my experiences have told me that FT can be a bit of a lucky dip.
Especially as they do so many K1-K4 versions from 'who knows where', it would be unfortunate to get a badly copied one that left you thinking the best designed RBA's ever were 'rubbish'.

Hcigar and EHpro were always top of peoples list when i was researching the K2, so i would be surprised if standards had dropped.
I have both K2 from these manufacturers, and you wouldn't be disappointed with the performance or standard of finish from either.
Some of the FT clones look like they have been finished with a 'bag of nails' and it can be frustrating if you get one that works well, but you need a pair of pliers every time you want to take it apart.

I have a link to Hcigar uk vendor that i left for @johanino They probably do the k4 and the price isnt hard to swallow.