For the longest time, I’ve had a reaction to SOME compound in some of the CAP flavors including CAP VC, French Vanilla and a few others. Almost like an aftertaste or note. Decided to toss my very old bottles of CAP VC v1. and v2. and ordered a fresh CAP VC v1, French Vanilla and a few others, and am going to try it again.
Let’s see what happens after all this time. The GVC is smelling damn assed good already.
When I first started DIY’ing I had tried to use v2’s, and had a bottle of CAP VC v.2 since then. After I read up on the real science of dik’s etc. started getting some v.1’s. Both my bottles are fairly old, so I’m starting over with some fresh ones, to see if that makes a difference. I’m a VC fan boy, so when I first found out that “note” that was off-putting for me within some of the CAP vanilla’s it was heartbreaking.
Ya i would die without my vc1 (ok that is a bit too much drama ) i would be very very sad. The day after i got 500ml (i was super low and had to mix a metric shit ton to catch up). Bam 130ml down
Roger that @Sprkslfly You KNOW I thought of that before mixing right ?? “Hmmmm, I’ve not been able to vape any CAP VC, but am going to TRY it again. Maybe I should go light…”.
Hehe. Once I saw that The_Ckemist stated that was Grant’s original recipe, completely erased from the interwebs when he started selling, I had to at least try it, to see. If it blows up my face, will def. try cutting the VC in half. If indeed it IS the original recipe, I was curious to see 2.0% of EM, but what do I know.
Funnily enough, that red is what I see if I leave an atty for a while after vaping (CAP) Vanilla Custard e-liquids… Is he wringing out his old cottons??