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Arômes et Liquides offers a large choice of equipment for any vaper who wishes to make his own e-liquid for electronic cigarettes, ranging from PET or glass bottles, fitted with droppers or pipettes, to DIY labels for writing down your dosages and production dates.
A&L offers various tools for dosing your base liquids and concentrates, such as syringes and graduated pipettes, so that you can DIY in the best way possible. Thanks to these, you'll be able to craft the perfect e-liquid for your specific tastes and preferences.
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230ml Graduated Twist Bottle
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A huge graduated bottle for storing your homemade e-liquids
4.8/5
120ml Graduated Twist Bottle
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A bottle with a clever twist cap for storing up to 120ml of e-liquid!
4.5/5
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Long Needle for DIYs and e-liquids
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A 100mm-long needle for preparing your DIY e-liquids
4.3/5
Small Needle for DIY and eliquids
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A thick 25mm needle for preparing your DIY e-liquids
4.5/5
Chubby Gorilla 120mL Unicorn Signature Bottle
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A handy bottle with a dropper tip and a 120mL capacity
4.3/5
250ml CB Diudiu Graduated Bottle
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A 250ml bottle with graduations and a removable dropper cap!
4.4/5
Chubby Gorilla Unicorn Signature 30ml Bottle
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A handy and discreet accessory for your DIYs
4.4/5
Chubby Gorilla 12ml Unicorn Bottle
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A useful bottle for making your DIY mixes!
4.4/5
Chubby Gorilla 200mL Unicorn Signature Bottle
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A 200mL Chubby Gorilla bottle for your e-liquid DIYs!
4/5
120ml CB Diudiu Graduated Bottle
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A graduated 120ml bottle for storing your DIY juices, with a removable dropper cap
4.7/5
30ml CB Diudiu graduated bottle
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a 30ml PET bottle, with graduations, for your home-made e-liquids
3.9/5
VDLV 250ml DIY Bottle
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A graduated bottle for DIY preparations with or without boosters
4.8/5
DIYing is THE biggest vaping trend! There are no finished products here, we do everything ourselves! Why? Because it's fun, economical, and we’re sure of what we put in our vape! Electronic cigarette liquids can also be DIYed, with a bit of equipment, skill and patience. Only you will know what’s in them. You’ll become a bit of a chemist!
The products you need
In order to make an e-liquid for your electronic cigarette, you need :
- a neutral base liquid, comprised of PG (Propylene Glycol) and VG (Vegetable Glycerin).
- nicotine, if you want to. Choose a similar nicotine level to the one that’s in your ready-made e-liquids. This neutral base will make up 85% of your blend.
- one or several flavour concentrates, depending on your taste. There is nothing to stop you from making your own mixtures! These will make up 13% of your e-liquid.
- additives like fresheners or sweeteners, for example, which can add an extra twist to your finished product. These make up the remaining 2% of your mix. If you don't want to add them, dose the concentrates at 15%.
The DIY equipment
You’ll need the following equipment to handle and prepare your DIY blends:
- some protective gear. The products can be irritating for people with sensitive skin or allergies, and you must avoid any direct contact with the skin and eyes.
- syringes, graduated pipettes, beakers and other measuring equipment. You have to be precise when dosing your mixtures if you want the best results. Therefore, we recommend this type of equipment.
- some containers or bottles. You won’t be making a small bottle of e-liquid each time you need one, but rather a large quantity in one go, so you’ll have to store your mixture in smaller bottles.
- self-adhesive labels, which will be very useful for writing the production date on your bottle of juice, especially as some e-liquids require longer steep times than others.
The secret behind home-made electronic cigarette liquid is to taste it and refine the mix if needs be. After the recommended steep time (48 hours for fruity flavours, 1 to 2 weeks for tobacco flavours) you can adjust the dosage if your liquid is too bland, or add some neutral base if the liquid is too strong.