I wish I had a sub for the Huckleberry. I have not tried any other but a good sub would be your favorite single flavor fruit.

I like the Huckleberry all by itself but I need a bit of mouthfeel. That is why I put the Whipped Cream. The Liquid Amber enhances any fruit as long as it's around the .2-.3 percentile. Sugar Daddy is a sweetener. I hope that helps.

Are you in the States?

Oh. I wonder how much a little bottle would be to ship. The Huckleberry is really quite good.

I know the media don't like trump but he was a sight better than biden. In my opinion, they are all the same.

OOHHHH I get it now. You said that already didn't you? Well, I recommend heading on over to VC and checking out the VSO details. I'll leave a link. Anyway, the guy that created the flavors is a DIYer like us and he wanted to make some authentic fruit flavors like Medicine Flower. Anywho, they are all naturally extracted. He also has breads and custards and other concentrates too.

I said all of that in case you want to order from VSO the next time you make a purchase.

here is a link to the VC forum;
https://vapingcommunity.co.uk/

Here is a direct quote from Shane (owner) after I asked him some questions.

Shane: SwaggyShane
Special Vendor

Dan_the_Man
Nov '21
Just a little note on percentages and what my thought process is towards the final product. My goal is to have each flavor the same strength. I am shooting for 2% across the board. When you add a flavor to a recipe at 2% It will be present, and not overpowering. Obviously going up or down from that percentage will give you more or less presence. My goal is just to be consistent, and not have a flavor that you have to use at 20%, and one where you use one drop for a 30ml.

If you single flavor test something, you are likely going to want to push it a little higher. Don’t be afraid to do it either, because for the most part there will be no significant off notes. As I release flavors, they are meant to be building blocks. In the end, you should be able to look at a dessert recipe and duplicate it by using “ingredients” from the VSO line to build the recipe as it is written.

I know that the noted guys have some troubles with single flavor testing my flavors. You also have to keep in mind that I do not add any adjuncts to the flavors. No ethyl maltol, no sucralose. Imagine trying to make an apple pie and leaving out the sugar. It is an integral part of the recipe. With the VSO line, you will have to add everything you want to taste your recipe. I designed VSO Sweet to fill in those gaps,. It was designed to work well with fruits, bakeries, and creams/custards/puddings. It is also very strong so that you have to use less, and not have as many problems with gunked-up coils.

Hopefully, that helps. If there is a flavor that you come across that you do not find has the consistent strength as any of the others, make sure to let me know. I taste everything before I send it out to a pretty diverse group to taste, and I think it has been pretty successful thus far. But any feedback is greatly appreciated, and always noted.

Hey, Dan! I'm figuring now an order from VSO, but there is very little info on their flavors. in order to spread the shipping cost a bit I would have to order at least 5-6 flavors. What flavors did You try/like and could suggest for me?

Thanks

Very cool man. Shane is a great guy too.

I hit it the Game Changer but I think it's about 10 to 14 days