DIY Daybreak ejuice recipe :: e-Liquid Calculator

#1 by LiftEngineer, Aug 22. 2015, 02:43

Sorry if you mixed this. It just gets worse over time.... 12 days in and I can't take it

#2 by Sam Quichote, Sep 11. 2015, 02:46

That's a pity. What was the problem?

#3 by LiftEngineer, Sep 11. 2015, 15:18

It's actually getting better with time. Smells horribe in the bottle but the vape is a 6/10. Gonna shelve it until October and make a final judgement.

#4 by Lowell, Oct 18. 2015, 17:36

I'm going to try mixing this with these numbers and flavors...
Max VG, 3mg nic

Bavarian Cream (LA) @ 2%
Double Chocolate (Dark) (TPA) @ 3%
Espresso (TPA) @ 1%
French Vanilla (TPA) @ 1%
Hazelnut (TPA) @ 2%
RY4 Type (TPA) @ 2%
Toasted Almond (TPA) @ 3%
Tobacco (TPA) @ 2%
Turkish Type (TPA) @ 2%
Vanilla Custard (TPA) @ 2%

#5 by Lowell, Oct 18. 2015, 18:14

Slight change... The only Vanilla Custard I have is v2 (CAP).
Max VG, 3mg nic

Bavarian Cream (LA) @ 2%
Double Chocolate (Dark) (TPA) @ 3%
Espresso (TPA) @ 1%
French Vanilla (TPA) @ 1%
Hazelnut (TPA) @ 2%
RY4 Type (TPA) @ 2%
Toasted Almond (TPA) @ 3%
Tobacco (TPA) @ 2%
Turkish Type (TPA) @ 2%
Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP) @ 2%

#6 by Lowell, Oct 18. 2015, 18:42

I just mixed this. It has been a long time since I bought and vaped Nicquid's Daybreak, so I'm anxious to see if this is even close. I'm shelving for now and will try it out in a couple of weeks.

Bavarian Cream (LA) 2%
Double Chocolate (Dark) (TPA) 3%
Espresso (TPA) 1%
French Vanilla (TPA) 1%
Hazelnut (TPA) 2%
RY4-Type 1 (TPA) 2%
Toasted Almond (TPA) 3%
Tobacco (TPA) 2%
Turkish Type (TPA) 2%
Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP) 2%

Strength: 3 mg
PG/VG-ratio: 30/70
Flavor total: (20%)

#7 by LiftEngineer, Oct 18. 2015, 18:51

Thanks, I'll give it try!

#8 by Lowell, Oct 26. 2015, 02:40

Today I tried the Daybreak that I mixed last week. Honestly, it tastes like a pretty good Turkish tobacco, but it's not Daybreak. I'm going to play around with it. Maybe Honey Tobacco instead of plain Tobacco? IDK. I think I may get some of Nicquid's Daybreak so I can compare.

#9 by next2kin, Apr 19. 2017, 15:46

found out about Daybreak over on 99juices when I was still learning to mix. By far an amazing vape. for me it seems to take around 500 hours to steep and gets better with more age. glad this recipe is on this site.