My wife didn’t like that ideal! Lol. But she did say she would be willing to share recipes (awesome cook) if you could share a template.
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You read my mind. Next thing I needed to do today is shop for bottles. I just got my 140 flavor pack from Perfumers Apprentice. I have been copying and pasting recipies from the site and I’m going to give some mixing a try. Until now, I’ve been mixing my pre-made juices that I bought. For example, mixing up Banana, Mango and Pina Colada. I like my ejuice sweet too. I’m not sure what the best sweetener is yet or what’s in the bottles of sweetener that I bought. Much more learning to go. I’m so glad for this site and all you guys help. Gotta have good, strong juice.
Joya
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Sweetener from TPA is sucralose…
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Wow, I didn’t know they had “flavor packs”! Maybe I just didn’t look around enough on the site. That’s a bunch of flavors all at once! My head would explode trying to come up with a bazillion recipes. So, how many ml of flavoring are in each bottle?
I think they’re 1 dram or maybe a bit more, like 4 ml - in glass without droppers… I might be wrong though.
Ok! Yeah, that’s the size that I started off with moons ago. Funny, I still have a few bottles that got pushed to the back for later experiments.
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Much better deal here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F098JJA/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1EX7LU0M6LM21
50 30ml bottles for less than $10. (VKTECH)
Thanks for the heads up.
But the VK have some issues with the tightness of their tips on the bottles.
J
Yeah, after reading the reviews I went with this one from Angela Kerry for only 6 bucks more:
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I like the Angelakerry bottles better because you can get them with the little tiny dripper tips. Those are easier to get down in to my tanks and RBAs. That is a better deal, though and would be great if they came in the little tips. Sorry, no idea what the technical term is for them. 
One of my Premium Blend Labels…
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Anyone still interested in trading ejuice? I’ve worked up several recipes that I’ll be making more of very soon. I’d upload label images, but being a new user, I’m still forbidden. 
Cool post. I am just in the process of making a design i will upload it and let you see when i get near a comp.
A little confused to the small print and whats to be put on it
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1 5/16 x 2 3/4 Rectangle PREMIUM Water-Resistant White Inkjet Label Sheet.
They look great, can handle ultrasonic with the right ink and plenty of space.
And very affordable.
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I’ve gotten tired of my little peel and stick labels using a Sharpie to write on them. Since I’m not quite ready to go commercial just yet, but at the same time am dropping off free samples to the shops, thought I better do something. So I picked up this Brother QL-710 Label Printer. Easy to use and at least now I don’t look like some half-wit knucklehead with hand written labels. I look like that with printed ones LOL 
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Told a co worker what I was after idea wise, and had him tile a printable pdf for me, it’s got hash marks so I’m able to cut them neatly with a paper cutter, I keep them bagged up for new recipies, when I run out, I will just print more up.
[Edit] I made these to fit 15 - 20ml bottles which translates well to 110 and 220ml bottles as well.
Held in place with scotch tape.
Labels come of with little effort which is kind of a plus, but I also use a fine point sharpie(in my own shorthand) to label the bottles which survive crock pot mini baths.
This pic was of my first labels, we’ve cleaned the design up some since.
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Does your label printer do color man?
Edit: I guess my lazy ass can look it up 
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