I went a little bit different route than @Jimk did, I ordered their Cigarette-style e-liquid sample pack that included 2 ml of Big Spirit, NS Brown, NS Dark, and Sun-Cured Turkish. The Sun-Cured Turkish was a bonus bottle they included free. The sample pack including shipping only came to $15.42; I didn’t think that was too bad. I’ve been trying them in my Vulcan RDA, and they are the closest thing to a real cigarette I’ve had since I quit smoking 10 years ago. Like @Jimk, I can’t say enough good things about this company’s service, shipping, and product. Top notch all the way.
One question @Jimk will you use the extracts as a “single flavor” or will you mix them with other flavors and/or flavor enhancers?
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All of the juices which I ordered were pre-mixes; I purchased no extracts at this time. I wanted to experience the flavors of each liquid as the mixologist intended it to taste. I’m guessing, the extract are pretty awesome as a stand alone, but I could see adding a bit of this or that to shape the liquid the way I wanted; not out of the realm of mixing NET liquids.
The only thing I will be adding to the liquids I purchased will be nicotine. I ordered most all of the NET, 50/50 with 0% nicotine. I’m rather partial to my VapersTek 100mg/ml nicotine; I’ll always know the nature of the Nic which goes into my liquids.
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I’m sorry, I should have known they were pre-mixes and not extracts. I’m really enjoying the selection I received, and am leaning toward ordering Coventry, 3-Crown, and Full Zware. Have a great weekend.
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No worries @Professor_Snape ! I’m glad your enjoying your NET.
I just put Gypsy Brunes in a Billow V2 Nano tank and I could swear I was hoofing on an analogue, but without the nastiness of the tar and flames associated with actually smoking a cigarette; nothing but the full flavor of the tobacco leaves. Just…wow!
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I’m with you Jim, just getting ready to place another order.
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For those vaping NET, I can tell you now, although very enjoyable, plan on doing a wick change and dry burning your coil once you vape through 6 to 8ml worth of juice…just sayins all. 
little discoveries…
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I had that problem with my first extraction. I’m hoping the heated Ethanol method will solve this problem. The freezer stage should extract the wax and oil from the extraction. I also have some super fine filters that should catch anything that’s left.
I’m getting the feeling that NET LLC does not use the ethanol method; don’t know that for sure, but perhaps I can sling an email to Clay and find out exactly what methods he’s using these days.
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Wow!! Talk about service. I ordered two bottles of NET on line from NET LLC on Saturday evening, and Monday morning the mailman delivered it. Also I bought a cigar this morning, chopped it up (about 11g), covered it with PG and put it in the slow cooker. Hope to have my first DIY NET by this weekend.
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Woot! That’s awesome! 
Yeah, looks like those guys don’t fool around with shipping out your order. They know we’re “Jonesing” for the good stuff!
Vaping on some Rum Rebellion pipe NET as I type. My Goblin Minis are coming in really handy when vaping these liquids. Quite a bold vape, but very tasty; just a hint of rum in the background. I always was a sucker for a good Navy Flake packed pipe. 
What NETs did yo order next?
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I got a bottle of Full Zware and The Minister. Staying with the Virginia / Burley blends for now.
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I went with the PGA heated extraction. I’m in the freezer part of the process. You won’t believe what’s getting past the coffee filters. I’ll show pictures tomorrow.
Cigar Extractions from ECF
Yep, cigars are more difficult to extract. So far my best cigar extractions came from using heated PG (120 hours @ 145F), but even those were a bit subtle for my taste, I only enjoy robust and intense flavors. For cigars, my cold ethanol extraction attempts (110 hours @ room temperature), failed to equal the results obtained from heated PG extractions. There was more range in flavor notes but the intensity was just too subtle for mypersonal taste preference. Long term room temperature PG extraction attempts (60+ days @ ambient), also failed to equal the results obtained from heated PG extractions. I’ve also bought and sampled a dozen premium retail cigar NETs and found those to be weaker in flavor than what I’ve been able to produce.
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What percent of the NET are you using in your juice?
I read an article where somebody did a final filter with a 50 ml syringe, no needle, stuffed organic cotton balls in the syringe, filled it with NET and pushed it through the cotton. A turkey baster / injector from Walmart is a 50 ml syringe.
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The NET from NET, LLC I purchased is a ready to vape mix; 50PG/50VG and I add nicotine at 5%. Now, I might wind up adding a bit of flavoring to the Rum Rebellion pipe NET I received; I want just a touch more rum in the end product. I figure, perhaps there are purists out there that don’t want an “in your face” rum kick to the vape. Me, I like the rum…particularly the INW rum, so I might be adding 1 or 2% of that flavoring to the mix.
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In the freezing process the waxes and oils harden and is easily filtered from the final product. So the the question is can cotton remove them while they are still in a liquid state? I tend to believe the leftover waxes and oils are what’s clogging coils. I will see after my final step tomorrow.
This is the problem I had with my first round of NET. It’s also why I stopped using them. My concern was if they clog cotton that fast then what’s it doing to my lungs.
Yep, you really need good filters. I posted some links to filters and vacuum pumps in another thread ;D
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Yes! Below is the thread for some of the supplies need for NET:
Definitely going to be investing in these necessary tools of the hobby very soon. I’ve also been investigating electric vacuum pump setups to take a lot of the work out of the process of filtering the liquid NET.
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From what I’ve come realize in a short amount of time. The pg/vg and the cold extraction problem is with the filtering. The freeze step is vital to extracting the oil and wax from the NET. It will be nearly impossible to filter cold vg/pg though a super fine filter. The PGA will filter with no effort… pumps aren’t needed. The PGA is a much better flavor carrier than both. Once the extraction is complete, then transfer your clean flavor from PGA to pg/vg by way of evaporation.
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Just a completely unrelated item, congratulations to you and the rest of the Aussies for getting rid of the ruling psychopath Tony Abbott. Wow, that must be a relief. You’re all gonna party down under?
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