DIY and Concentrates

DIY vaping involves mixing your own e-liquid using flavour concentrates, PG (propylene glycol), VG (vegetable glycerine) and nicotine shots. It gives you full control over the flavour, strength and consistency of your vape.

Flavour concentrates are highly concentrated flavourings used as the base of DIY e-liquids. They’re not meant to be vaped on their own and must be diluted with PG and VG before use.

DIY mixing lets you customise every aspect of your vape, from flavour strength to nicotine content and PG/VG ratio. It’s also cost-effective and ideal for vapers who want to experiment or create their own unique blends.

You’ll need flavour concentrates, PG, VG, nicotine shots if you want nicotine, and a few basic tools like syringes, bottles and gloves. A good recipe and a little patience also go a long way.

No. Flavour concentrates are far too strong to vape without dilution and are not designed to be inhaled in pure form. Always mix them properly with PG and VG before vaping.

That depends on your device and personal preference. A 50/50 mix offers a balanced throat hit and vapour, while a higher VG ratio gives smoother hits and bigger clouds. Use more PG if you want a stronger throat hit and more VG if you prefer a smoother vape.

Nicotine shots (nic shots) are added to your PG/VG base before adding flavour. The amount you use depends on the strength you want. Online calculators can help you get the right ratio safely and accurately.

In many cases, yes. Steeping allows the flavours to blend and mature over time. Fruity mixes may only need a few days, while desserts or tobaccos often benefit from a week or two. Shake well and store in a cool, dark place for best results.

Yes, as long as you follow basic safety steps. Use clean tools, label your mixes clearly and wear gloves when handling nicotine. Stick to trusted ingredients and always measure accurately.