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Companies would rather have a less profitable customer than no customer at all. With the growing popularity of one-shots, companies who only produce commercial juices risk losing customers to one-shot companies due to cost factors. They'd rather offer one-shots of their own juices and keep those...

Smooth works really well to mute your recipe. It's triacetin-based and very potent, using more than a fraction of a percent blunts everything quickly. You can get the same or better results using TFA Dragonfruit, Flv Cream or TFA Whipped Cream.

To be fair, he lives in Scotland and most EU residents don't live in fear of being burgled, it's very rare there. I have spoken to Brits who have never experienced a crime in their entire lives, not even something as minor as having washing stolen off the line. But yeah, when he does it for a...

So it seems us Saffies aren't the only ones who have to deal with thieving scumbags. This seems to be an increasing risk for reviewers. This was done by vapers, they took the expensive mods and left the cheap stuff behind. Now when reviewers go on air and put impressive displays of gear...

That's what he's using. I believe the RF he mentions isn't Real Flavors but rather "reduced flashpoint" or the fly-able version of Cap Sweet Strawberry that we get here. As opposed to the OG Cap Sweet Strawberry, which is no-fly. Apparently there is little or no flavour difference between the...

Consider other fruits as well. A small amount (0.5% or so) of FA Pear will add both juiciness and sweetness without fighting with those assertive berry top notes. Some berry mixes can be dry so that extra bit of juiciness can help, depending on what you're aiming for. There are also certain...

DIY coils and juice do take a while to get comfortable with. If you do the wrong type of build, don't mount the coils correctly, don't wick them right, make DIY recipes that aren't very good, vape at the wrong wattage, etc, you won't get a great vape. These things take a bit of time. The...

Well, I'd single flavour test it first. I haven't used FSA flavours so I don't know how potent they are. Maybe start at 3% and see how that is. If it's too weak, gradually increase % until it attains peak flavour. From there you will be able to assess how well the flavour does at providing the...

I doubt there will be anybody who has used FSA Milk Tart extensively, if at all. This is the problem with non-mainstream flavours, you are generally not going to find recipes or even flavour notes for them.