@Walt_RealFlavors
HaHaHa!
Dumb moment from me there!
I thought you had meant cleaning up your flavours?
Lol
Having a shake up due to the TPD I would have thought.
It does but I presume they sell other products than just flavourings?
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@Phill
Ah it makes sense now!
God Iām having a bad day! Time to chill out in front of the tv with a beer or two and nice vape!
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I actually love bread pudding at 12-15% stand alone, so might be one of those subjective things 
There are some flavors others love and rave about that I just canāt stand. Something in it is off to me. Like CAP Cake Batterā¦shudder!
I really hope itās a pack we can pick our own flavors in. So many I want to try, but I canāt afford to buy such big bottles of them, especially without even knowing if Iāll like them or not 
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If youāre stateside, you can buy smaller bottles at ECX under Northwest VG, at Gremlin DIY, and a few on Amazon in 1oz bottles.
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Thank you. I did order a couple bottles at Gremlin to try. Just thought buying direct would be better for Real Flavors. Not sure how much they lose out by selling through another vendor.
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I just updated the site with a list of place you can buy worldwide 
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I have my first order with you arriving this week (really excited, Iāve heard good things) and I mix by weight. Some of the flavorings I ordered have theyāre specific gravity listed on the website but some do not, do you think its fine to just set them to 1.180 gram per ml? I found that to be about the average. Or do people just stick to 1:1 like pg flavoring?
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People do it both ways. Thereās a checkbox in user settings for mfg specific gravities, but I think itās unchecked by default and if you enter a flavor incorrectly and itās a dupe, then it wonāt be counted (I think?), and Iād bet most people donāt bother.
RF flavorings are all VG based AFAIK, so if you go 1:1 youāll actually be mixing a little lower % than you think. Itās not tremendously different though (compared to the difference in peopleās preferences I mean), but you can keep it in mind when following someone elseās recommendations that thereās no way of knowing how they were measuring if they donāt say, and itās never a bad idea to adjust recipes to your own tastes anyway.
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The āpick your flavorsā sample pack looks like a great idea, @Walt_RealFlavors t. Iād hate to think how much labor is involved in the sample making but $2.50 for 2ml dram is a cheap way to at least try a flavor out before committing to bigger volumes.
I just noticed the Honey flavor, didnāt see it before. Will have to give that a try.
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Labor is the biggest cost part but they are 2 dram bottles (8ml) 
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I agree. I have been wanting to try so many flavors for awhile now. But couldnāt commit to $10 a bottle even though they are 2oz, without trying first. I have bought so many flavors I donāt like, tired of wasting money. This was an awesome ideaā¦Ordered my first sampler immediately. So excited to try. It also shipped out first thing on Monday morning, like before 10am. Super fast, and supposed to be here on Saturday, perfect for weekend mixing!
If youāre in the Chicago Oāhare area, Iām more than happy to split bottles for anyone locally. I have a ton of 15ml and 30ml unicorns to split into.
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Iām in Washington State, but thank you so much. Thatās a really good idea. We all need to form monthly mixing meetings with our local brethren. We could share advice and trade flavorings and have fun 
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twist tops should fit 30, 60, and 120
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