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Flavor concentrates and DIY mixing solutions

Flavour-Concentrates is a specialized store focused on flavor concentrates and components used for DIY mixing and controlled dilution. The range covers everything from individual concentrates and one shot aromas to base liquid, bottles and measuring tools, allowing users to work with flavor in a structured and flexible way.

While many customers use these products for DIY e-liquid mixing, flavor concentrates and related components are also used in other applications such as beverage experimentation, desserts, aroma-based projects and technical formulations where precision and consistency are important.

Flavor concentrates and one shot aromas

At the core of the site is a wide selection of flavor concentrates from well-known manufacturers. These concentrates are designed to be diluted and combined according to recipes or personal preference, offering full control over flavor composition.

For users who prefer a simpler approach, one shot aromas provide complete, pre-balanced flavor profiles that only require dilution with base liquid. This makes one shots a practical alternative to traditional concentrates, especially when consistency and ease of use are a priority.

Longfills as a ready-format alternative

In addition to concentrates and one shots, the range also includes longfills. Longfills offer a fixed bottle format where a measured amount of flavor concentrate is supplied in a larger bottle, leaving space for base liquid and optional nicotine. This format combines convenience with some degree of customization.

Base liquid and dilution components

To dilute concentrates and aromas, a neutral carrier is required. Base liquid, consisting of VG, PG or a combination of both, forms the foundation of many DIY mixing applications. By choosing different ratios, users can tailor the properties of the final mixture to suit their needs.

Bottles and measuring tools

Accurate handling and storage are essential when working with flavors. Clean and suitable containers from the bottles category are used for mixing, testing and storing finished liquids.

For precision, measuring tools such as syringes and digital scales are used to ensure correct dilution and repeatable results, regardless of batch size.

Using flavor concentrates beyond DIY e-liquid

Although DIY e-liquid mixing is a common use case, many flavor concentrates are also used in other contexts. These include food and beverage experimentation, syrups, desserts and aroma-focused projects. Because concentrates are highly potent, careful dilution and accurate measuring are always recommended.

Bulk formats and flexible sizing

Flavor concentrates are available in multiple bottle sizes, allowing users to choose between small quantities for testing and larger volumes for repeated use. Working with bulk sizes can improve consistency and reduce the need to reorder frequently, especially when using the same flavors regularly.

A structured approach to DIY mixing

By combining concentrates or one shots with base liquid, bottles and measuring tools, users can build a setup that matches their workflow and level of experience. Whether the goal is full control through recipe-based mixing or a simpler approach using pre-balanced aromas, the structure of the site is designed to support both.

Frequently asked questions

What can flavor concentrates be used for?
Flavor concentrates are primarily used for DIY mixing but may also be used in other flavor-based applications depending on the product and ingredients.

What is the difference between concentrates and one shots?
Concentrates are combined to build recipes, while one shots contain a complete flavor profile in a single aroma.

Do I need special equipment to start?
Basic measuring tools and suitable bottles are recommended to ensure accuracy and consistency.

Are these products suitable for beginners?
Yes, both concentrates and one shots can be used by beginners when combined with proper measuring and dilution.