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Key Specs

DIY Flavor Concentrate – Mix Your Own Vape Juice

Build your own e-liquid from the ground up, or push more flavor into a bottle you already have. This is a highly concentrated flavoring made for DIY mixing — not for vaping straight. A few drops go a long way, so you control exactly how bold the final mix tastes. Every flavor we sell as a ready-to-vape e-liquid is also offered here in concentrate form.

Highlights

  • Highly concentrated DIY flavoring — for mixing into a base, not for direct vaping
  • Comprised of 100% Propylene Glycol (PG)
  • Contains no nicotine
  • Available in 10ml, 30ml, 50ml, and 250ml bottle sizes
  • Doubles as a flavor booster for an existing e-liquid
  • Same flavors as our ready-to-vape e-juice, in concentrate form

How To Use It

Concentrate is exactly what it sounds like: very concentrated. You typically won't need much to hit the flavor level you're after, so start conservative and build up. When mixing your own e-liquid, add a few drops, vape your mix, then decide whether it needs more before adding additional drops. More concentrate doesn't always mean better flavor — too much can leave the mix overpowering and unpleasant. Take your time and dial it in. If you only want to brighten a bottle you already own, a few extra drops will give it a flavor boost.

A mixing calculator makes the math easy. We suggest a tool like Ejuice Me Up to work out your ratios. New to mixing? Our guide on why vapers mix their own e-liquid is a good place to start.

Recommended Usage Rates

For confidentiality reasons we don't share exact recipes for any of our flavors, but the rates below are a solid starting point for your own mix.

Flavor TypeSuggested Rate
Menthols / Mints0% – 10%
Fruits11% – 20%
Desserts / Creams21% – 25%

Bottle Sizes & Handling

Concentrate comes in 10ml, 30ml, 50ml, and 250ml. The 250ml size does not have a dropper top, so you may need a needle tip bottle or syringes to get the liquid out.

Tank Safety Note

Some flavors — including cinnamon, grapefruit, lemonade, and certain pineapple flavors — can crack plastic tanks. Check the specific flavor's page before mixing if you run a plastic tank.

Bulk Policy

We do not provide refunds or replacements on the 250ml size, so please order a smaller size first (10ml–50ml) and confirm the flavor works for you before buying in bulk. For larger wholesale concentrate sizes, contact us directly.

Stock Your DIY Bench

Central Vapors has carried DIY supplies since 2013. Round out your kit with the rest of our DIY e-juice supplies, browse the full range of flavor concentrates, or learn the basics of mixing your own vape juice. Have a question about a specific flavor? We'd rather you ask than guess.

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Flavor Concentrate FAQs

Q

Can I vape flavor concentrate straight?

No. Concentrate is made to be mixed into a base at a small percentage, not vaped on its own. Use the recommended rates above as a starting point and blend it into your DIY mix.

Q

Does flavor concentrate contain nicotine?

No. Our flavor concentrates are 100% Propylene Glycol and contain no nicotine. If you want nicotine in your final mix, you add it separately when you build your e-liquid.

Q

How much concentrate should I add?

Start low. Menthols and mints usually land at 0–10%, fruits at 11–20%, and desserts or creams at 21–25%. Add a few drops, vape your mix, then add more only if it needs it. Adding too much can make the result overpowering.

For use by adults 21+.

Questions & Answers

QI have read that some vape juices have ethyl alcohol in the flavorings. Just wondering do your concentrates contain ethyl alcohol?

Ryan · Aug 25, 2026

AThe concentrate itself is 100% propylene glycol (PG) with no nicotine—but the flavorings mixed into it are food-grade flavor concentrates, and those can carry small amounts of food-grade alcohol as part of the flavor compounds, which is common across the industry. That's actually why a freshly mixed bottle can taste a little sharp or "perfumey" at first; letting it steep with the cap off in a cool, dark spot for a day or so to bring out the full flavor — cameron

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  • Dilute/Weak/No Documentation

    Posted by John Zimmerman on Jul 1st 2023

    Strawberry Ice ruins everything it comes in contact with. Cherry Vanilla is weak even at 25% and could have been mixed by a 5 year old….there is no complexity or subtlety behind it. Watermelon is probably one-fifth as concentrated as TFA/TPA watermelon. Gummy is underwhelming, dilute, and bland. As there is no MSDS or data sheet available for any of CV’s flavors, it is not possible to know contents, concentrations, or undesirables (like diketones). You don’t know what you’re vaping and it makes it impossible to use CV in recipe substitutions. Though the DIY kit is enough to get started at an entry level price, assume you will end up trashing the included flavors. Even the Sweetener is unusable as they don’t disclose the amount of sucralose or other ingredients. Get your flavors from the big flavoring companies until CV starts disclosing the components and dilutions….

  • good product not so great flavor

    Posted by travis zeth on Jun 21st 2023

    loopy fruits well its loopy but no fruity flavor

  • mixes bland

    Posted by Mark Hartman on Jun 5th 2023

    The flavors (ALL) do not shine through at 20% or even 25% The flavor stays bland and glycerine tasting. This is at a 3% nic mix. There is a problem with PG being the flavor base. It makes the vape taste nasty. I can tell that it's PG base and not VG even though it's label says VG. 20 years mixing is how I know.

  • Great for DIY

    Posted by Krystal on Jun 5th 2023

    This is the first time I've tried making my own juice. The flavors I got are pretty good. Still figuring out the whole mixing/quantities thing but it's working good so far. Can't wait to order more to try.

  • I didn't care for the Extreme Freeze at first.

    Posted by Rex on May 21st 2023

    I didn't care for the Extreme Freeze flavor at first. After adjusting the percentage of how much I use (less), I really like it now.

  • Tigers Blood

    Posted by Leo on May 11th 2023

    Just like the snow cone, First mix was at 14%, 6mg nic, 25% PG 75%VG. I did add 2% sweetener. ? ? ? ?

  • Melon Heaven

    Posted by Frank S on May 5th 2023

    As the name implies, Sweet Melons concentrate is SWEET! I'm not a fan of sweet juice; however, I did find a nice balance at 6.0% as a stand-alone mix - sweetness is still there but truly smooth & very pleasant melon rush of flavor. I can definitely see this concentrate being a main go-to flavor in my rotation of juice mixes... CV out did themselves with Sweet Melons concentrate?

  • Chemical Overload!

    Posted by Frank S on May 5th 2023

    The Red Apple concentrate may very well be the worst flavor *ever* produced, totally unexpected for a CV concentrate. Red Apple has a harsh chemical taste that NEVER goes away at any percentage level... took the percent down to 2% & there was still a very unpleasant chemical after-taste. It could be a bad batch because I can't imagine CV using this in a commercial ejuice!!!

  • true to name

    Posted by dan on Apr 1st 2023

    I like this spearmint flavor it has a good kick at 25 percent just enuf to have the flavor and feeling of a menthol , but not. i like it alot and have tried different brands and sites this is a good one.

  • Lot of flavor

    Posted by Douglas on Mar 1st 2023

    All the flavors wer spot on

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