| Bases | Percent | Volume | Mass | Drops |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCNicotine ({{ nicLevel }}mg/ml, {{ nicVG }}/{{ nicPG }}) | {{ percentNic }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentNic ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentNic, 'nic' ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentNic ) }} d |
| Pease use a nicotine base with a higher percent of VG or lower the VG of the target. | ||||
| VGVegetable Glycerin | {{ percentVG }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentVG ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentVG, unitsMass.vg ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentVG ) }} d |
| PGPropylene Glycol | {{ percentPG }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentPG ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentPG, unitsMass.pg ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentPG ) }} d |
| Flavors | Percent | Volume | Mass | Drops |
|
{{ flavor.recipesNumber }}
{{ flavor.name }} ({{ flavor.manufacturer }})
|
{{ formatPercent( flavor.percent ) }} % | {{ calcVolume( flavor.percent ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( flavor.percent, unitsMass.flavor ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( flavor.percent ) }} d |
| Totals | {{ percentTotal }} % | {{ volumeTotal }} ml | {{ massTotal }} g | {{ dropsTotal }} d |
Recipe Notes:
A bright tropical blend of Cherimoya, Guanabana, Mango, and Cherries in a delicate whipped cream.
INW Mango: I started originally with FLV Mango but found it to stand out too much and take on a syrupy tone when combined with the others. At 2% the mango is straightforward and present, with a mild "green" note freshly mixed. This helps create a strong tropical base for the Guanabana and Cherimoya flavors to work their magic.
FLV Guanabana: My first attempts used this much higher, but I found it to also take on a sort of syrupy texture when I used it too high, so over a few revisions I dialed it back to 1.5%. At this percentage, in conjunction with Cheriymoya, we get a nice authentic Soursop that's both tangy and bright.
INW Cherimoya: This stuff is potent as hell, but authentic. Freshly mixed it'll overpower the Guanabana but after a steep they blend well to create a singular Soursop flavor. It has a bit of a peel flavor to it that I feel adds to the authenticity without overtly affecting the final profile.
INW Cherries: Anything less than 2% and you can't taste them in this mix at all. Initially I feared this would cause some unwanted medicinal flavors, but I found that when combined with other strong bodied flavors they did exactly the opposite. A bright, but not overpowering cherry note to sweeten the final mix. Initially I used a few strawberry variations in the place of this, but found the INW Cherries to do a much better job at sweetening the mix while adding a little more tartness to the final profile.
CAP Vanilla Whipped Cream: All original versions of this contained FA Whipped Cream, but as it's been discontinued I reformulated to use CAP. This final touch adds a light, but sweet cream base to smooth over some of the green/tart notes while creating a nice sweet finish that doesn't take away from the authenticity of the fruits or add a granulated sugar type flavor. At 2.5% it's perceptibly present, but not overly so.
Support DIY Vape Recipes
If you would like to support our effort, you can do so, by selecting any of our affiliated e-shops, and make your online purchases by using the following links:
If you do so, we will receive a very small commission from each of your purchases, which will be used for covering the operational cost of the website. You can read more details, about the ways that you can use to support our effort.