Juul Virginia tobacco clone

I’m looking to get some help to know if I am making this right. I used Google Gemini to help me make the recipe and would love some feedback from people more seasoned than me. I’m using 1% Virginia tobacco by flavorah, .75% cured tobacco, .5% bitter (only since I can get a 30/70 mix at 50mg so it may be too sweet) and then .25% acetyl mix to give a slight nutty flavour. I feel like I may need .3% brown sugar though but before I mix this I’d love some tips and recommendations

Sorry in advance if I’m posting this in the wrong category

Welcome to ELR forum @HomeGrownBuddy,

I can’t help you with a clone recipe, but I can give you the actual Juul formulation that may be of some help…

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You know what ai did recommend ethyl maltol, I guess that’s the sort of sweet undertone it has! Where did you get this anyways?

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Welcome to ELR forum @HomeGrownBuddy,

I can’t help you with a clone recipe, but I can give you the actual Juul formulation that may be of some help…


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Wow thank you! Here’s the updated recipe!

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The entire Juul ingredient list was disclosed as part of a lawsuit, but I’m not sure if that info was ever made public (I have it tho)
Surprisingly the total percentage is relatively low in most of the recipes.
Looking at the flavors used may help you with a clone if you do some research.
In this recipe the top flavor is Tobacco Absolute (which is available) or find a tobacco flavor that best matches the taste,
the second flavor is Triethyl Citrate natural, which can be sourced or use TFA Dragonfruit, which contains a notably large amount of Triethyl Citrate compared to standard flavor concentrates,
and just go down the list, research and find the best flavor / additive to get close…

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Okay, I think I got the right recipe for what’s there, I’ll definitely have to test it once I get my next couple of cheques in to get the remaining flavours to add in. Much appreciated, glad you saw this

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