DIY Lemon-Lime Bliss ejuice recipe :: e-Liquid Calculator

Ingredient

Drops

Grams

Nicotine juice ()

PG dilutant

VG dilutant

Water/Vodka/PGA

Total base

Cotton Candy (10% EM/Ethyl Maltol) (TPA)

0.20

Hawaiian Limeade (FW)

8.00

Lemon Sicily (Limone Sicilia) (FA)

3.00

Totals

A simple and tasty Lemon-Lime vape. I've been working on this recipe for some time and believe I've come up with a winner. The Ethyl Maltol (TFA Cotton Candy) was added to smooth out and eliminate the slight chemical taste I encountered, and while this recipe is pretty damn good, it isn't the best S&V, as it starts out a bit harsh but smooths out very nicely after a week. I found mixing this recipe at 65/35 produced the best results as higher VG doesn't carry citrus flavors as well.

Please note that citrus flavors can crack poly-carbonate/plastic tanks.

Comments

#1 by DespicblMe, Apr 9. 2018, 09:58

But do you think they’re safe in aio’s? Like my aspire? If you know...;).
I have that Hawaiian Limeade and it’s nice to get a chance to use it...
Even though the citrus fades and at the same time takes time to smooth out it makes it so a recipe isn’t great for very long yes? The window of life is short I feel? I would like to find a way around that 😬

#2 by Mr. Candid, Apr 9. 2018, 20:34

I haven't really noticed any fading with this recipe, but then I try to use up my mixes within a month or two. One of the reasons flavors fade is when too much Ethyl Maltol is used in the mix, think less is more when using it.

As far as your Aspire AIO, you should be good to go, the specs show the tank is constructed of Pyrex glass.
https://aspirevapeco.com/kits/aspire-pockex-pocket-aio/