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DIY (Do It Yourself) allows vapers to create their own e-liquids for electronic cigarettes by mixing flavors, PG/VG bases, and nicotine boosters according to their preferences. This category brings together everything needed to create custom recipes: concentrated flavors, neutral PG/VG bases, nicotine boosters, empty bottles, and accessories. As a Swiss B2B wholesaler, we select professional-quality products to meet the expectations of specialty stores. Offer your vaping-loving customers the freedom to create their own liquids while respecting current standards.

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Concentrated flavour recipe for DIY e-liquid design made by the French brand Revolute. Lemon, orange, grapefruit, mint and anise. Bottle of 10ml. Concentrated flavouring for the design of DIY e-liquid from the French brand...
DIY cheesecake flavor, to make your own eliquid. A cheesecake flavor to enjoy a good tasty dessert! Do not consume as it is: diluted in a PG / VG base. Recommended dosage for a 50PG / 50VG base 10-12%. To suit your own tastes,...
DIY strawberry candy flavor, to make your own eliquid. A strawberry candy flavor, a strawberry taste with a touch of childhood more! Do not consume as is: dilute in a PG/VG base. Recommended dosage for a 50PG/50VG base: 10-12%....
DIY passion fruit flavor, to make your own eliquid. A passion fruit flavor to travel to tropical lands! Do not consume as is: dilute in a PG/VG base. Recommended dosage for a 50PG/50VG base: 9-11%. Adapt to your own tastes,...
Do you do DIY and don't know the Ultimate best seller brand? Concentrated recipes that are a must with many followers! Try it and you'll love it! Leviathan V2 DIY concentrate gets a makeover with even more intense frozen...
Frankensteiner is a DIY concentrate from The Fuu brand's Catch The Flavors line A c oncentrated flavors of blackberry and mint ice DIY flavor not to be consumed as is, mix with a PG / GV base of your choice....
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