DIY VERY COOL CLONE - Perfect Recipe - MY ADV ejuice recipe

#1 by A.D.V., Jan 24. 2018, 05:01

hey josh. no doubt this recipe is good, i have tried it just slightly different but using the main 3 CAP berries. i find CAP’s blueberry to be a bit thin, their blackberry a bit perfumey, and their raspberry a little creamy. there is also for sure a strawberry even though it is not stated.

i am not sure but think Naked is using something like:

FLV boysenberry 2-3%
FW blueberry 2-2.5%
FW blue ice 4-6%
FW or TPA strawberry 3-4%
and WS-23 or Koolada at .5-.75%

i think somewhere in there will nail it. and at any rate if you enjoy this profile you will like this as well.

sorry, absolutely dont mean to be condescending or anything just want to share my knowledge. you can see me testing on this clone under the title “HELP very cool clone”

keep up the good work!

#2 by Josh's2hi4U2C, Jan 25. 2018, 23:43

Thanks for the feed back, the only flavor I dont have is FW Blue Ice, Ill order it up and check out your version, when I do, I will definitely let you know what I think, Thanks again A.D.V.

#3 by PigletKing, Feb 9. 2018, 00:15

by the way this is absolutely spot on, really good recipe tones are vibrant, great to vape straight away too, mixed at 25pg/75vg, really impressed, favourite daily vape oil by far, cheers dude

#4 by Josh's2hi4U2C, Feb 9. 2018, 00:25

Thanks for the props @PigletKing, I've been trying to perfect this recipe for over a year now and I finally nailed it, I can't take full credit cause this is an adaptation from WildBerry or something like that, but I think that Cool Menthol from Flavorah was the missing ingrediant, I am really really glad you like it!!!!

#5 by DrizzleDrops, Mar 5. 2018, 04:07

looking to try this but i have almost zero of the ingredients to make it lol is it really that close?

#6 by Josh's2hi4U2C, Mar 23. 2018, 00:54

#5 by DrizzleDrops, I didn't post the recipe until it was close enough for me, Way better than spending $20 of 60ML, and if it taste to mentholy at the %age I have it at, you can try bumping it down to 0.5%