https://www.cyberflavour.it/
This is their website, however I can’t see an option to translate.
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Thank you bud! =)
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Just saw this one tonight (this morning now)…
STR - Stringer
They’re ooooold ones though.
Choccy Nut Caramel STR #32470
and
choccy nut caramel Stringer #65082
They just keep coming out of the woodwork (“old walls” in database time 
lol)
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Added “SSM” (Sasami, DE/EU)
Their websites (sasami.de and sasami.eu) are getting timed out for me ATM, but was able to verify the acronym via some VERY uniquely named flavors (thanks to GoogleCache). Cassis, Physalis, Khaki, etc
/pardon my rant
Yet another find that will need to be overhauled to the full name… (“Sasami”), because I can already see lazy fucks entering it where they bought it (EG: NomNomz), instead of the damned brand name. >.<
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added IPRA, a French manufacturer.
Be careful with this brand folks… They are like TPA/TFA.
There IS a difference, because like the aforementioned, they produce products for a few different industries (which would not be safe for vaping). EG: perfume, etc
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not sure if this can help somehow, but anyway…
http://www.vapcook.com/arome.php
http://www.reddit.com/r/ecr_eu/comments/2hbcwo/german_vendors_list
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Added yet another “CF” thanks (in part) to the post here:
Thank you @mixologist13 for including the link in that post! It’s like you knew I’d be scratching my head going “Ok, so did he mean Chefs or Cyber or…”
Which since you inadvertently threw me a curve, made me go into ‘research mode’, and I found a post buried here that I don’t recall seeing before:
Which seems to indicate some previous issues…
But then @Alisa mentioned that she hadn’t had any issues (though that thread was back in 2015). And I assume that you haven’t either @mixologist13.
Not many posts about it (that include the website anyways) other than the one thread, a post by @Jondamon (in a redacted thread by PV…), and the first link I quoted at the top of this post.
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It seems to be a fairly small business labels were mere label maker style untill a couple years ago they upgraded them. Flavor are all consistent and when a mistake was made (recieved two pink lemonades instead of one pink lemonade and one fruit loops) a quick email was sent and the fruit loops arrived 3or 4 days later.
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I know there are much bigger fish to fry, but if you get the chance please revisit how Nicotine River’s Bliss is listed: https://e-liquid-recipes.com/flavor/232336
Thank so much!
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Thank you for the very friendly request.
Other than the capitalization, what seems to be the problem?
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Maybe she’s like me and wonders why in the hell more and more people are showing they never learned the fundamental rules for capitalization.
Plus… (nicotine river) should appear as (NR).
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Are they going to change that name to River Supply as well? Never ends…
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I would assume so, but good question.
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It’s more than that. They don’t know how to use punctuation at all. Leaving a question with a Period drives me crazy.
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As I mentioned in post #1… 
I’ve been converting some of the acronyms as I go, and when certain conditions are in effect.
Which I’ll go into a bit more below…
That’s something that largely needs to be left with (and done by @daath). Because he can do a far more effective change than I (if I’m not mistaken; possibly all at once).
Even if he can’t do an “all in one” change, I’ve mentioned to him before that the database/server experiences issues with high volume single entries. And with my name change being basically a “kludge fix” (to workaround the limitations of the framework that I currently work in) I don’t have the ability to go into a single entry (any given flavor name), and enact a fix to simple things like a capitalization error (as above), or a missing space (in an otherwise correct listing), etc.
And when it comes to flavor entries with more than around say 10,000-20,000 recipes (roughly speaking, as I think the “cutoff” [referring to loss of notes] may vary with dependancies on such things as the number of ‘notes’ entries, to the volume of notes cumulatively within a single entry, etc etc. Hell, for all I know, it may wig out once a certain flavor is part of “x number of user stashes” (whether used in a recipe or not.))
At any rate, rather I’ve been trying to stay out of such things, until I either am granted the tools I need to effect a safer change in such cases (again, speaking with high volume flavors in mind), or until I decide to announce my own “retirement” of being a volunteer.
In this particular case though (Bliss), I expect it will be a minor fix, without issue. But I wanted to address the topic in general, since this fits the subject matter quite well.
Personally, given all of the duplicates (in acronyms and abbreviations) that have come to light since I first posted the topic, I think abbreviations should probably be done away with. Everything should be spelled out. Just so the end users (especially new folks) don’t have yet another hurdle to overcome while learning to mix. I think it’s bad enough that there are individual vendors who have (and continue to) introduce additional confusion by using abbreviations exclusive to their site which are partly directly responsible for the additional entries and database inflation. But, that’s a forward looking statement. Not where we’re at currently.
I’m glad you brought it up @christylh8!
I’ll look into it soon!
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What exactly is it about that makes you crazy.
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that part there. 
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Personally I would not prefer doing away with abbreviations. The stash is cumbersome enough with them. Two or three line entries will be a plain pita imo.
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I would be surprised if he went to multiple lines…
I know he has plenty of room to play with (in width) though.
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