How To Make Strawberry and Coconut E-liquid

Here’s a guide to making a delicious strawberry and coconut e-juice using vegetable glycerin (VG), with the assumption that you’ll source your supplies from www.vegetableglycerine.com.au. This Australian-based supplier offers VG and related products, so I’ll tailor the recipe based on what’s typically available from such a site. Always double-check their inventory for exact items, as stock can vary.

Supplies from www.vegetableglycerine.com.au

Based on common offerings from VG-focused suppliers, you might find:

• Vegetable Glycerin (VG): USP-grade, perfect as your e-juice base for thick vapor.
• Propylene Glycol (PG): Often sold alongside VG for flavor-carrying and throat hit (optional if you prefer 100% VG).
• Flavor Concentrates: Some sites offer food-grade flavorings suitable for vaping, like strawberry and coconut. If not available, you may need to source these elsewhere (e.g., vape shops or flavoring brands like Capella or FlavourArt).
• Bottles and Syringes: Empty bottles and measuring tools for mixing.
• Nicotine (Optional): Check if they sell diluted nicotine solutions (e.g., 100 mg/mL in VG or PG). If not, you’ll need a licensed Australian supplier due to nicotine regulations.

Note: Australia has strict laws on nicotine for vaping. As of 2025, you may need a prescription to purchase nicotine e-liquids or import them legally. Verify current regulations and availability at vegetableglycerine.com.au or a local vape supplier.

Basic Recipe (30 mL Batch)

This uses a 70/30 VG/PG ratio for a smooth, flavorful vape. Adjust as needed.

Ingredients

1. Base Mix:
   • 21 mL Vegetable Glycerin (70%) – From vegetableglycerine.com.au.
   • 9 mL Propylene Glycol (30%) – From the same site if available; otherwise, use more VG for 100% VG.
2. Flavoring:
   • 1.5–3 mL Strawberry Concentrate (5–10%) – Check if they stock this; if not, source from a vape flavor supplier.
   • 1.2–2.4 mL Coconut Concentrate (4–8%) – Same as above.
   • Adjust percentages based on taste and concentrate strength.
3. Nicotine (Optional):
   • For 3 mg/mL strength: 0.9 mL of 100 mg/mL nicotine solution. Subtract this from VG/PG to keep total at 30 mL. Source legally if not offered by vegetableglycerine.com.au.
4. Total: 30 mL

Equipment

• Mixing bottle (30 mL or larger) – Likely available on the site.
• Syringes or droppers – For precise measurement, possibly sold there.
• Gloves – For safety, especially with nicotine.

Steps

1. Order Supplies: Visit www.vegetableglycerine.com.au and purchase VG, PG (if desired), and any available flavorings or tools. If flavorings or nicotine aren’t listed, look at Australian vape retailers like Vapoureyes or consult a pharmacist for nicotine.
2. Measure: Add 21 mL VG, 9 mL PG (if using), and the flavor concentrates to your bottle using syringes.
3. Mix: Add nicotine if included, then seal and shake the bottle for 1–2 minutes.
4. Steep: Store in a cool, dark place for 1–2 weeks to let the strawberry and coconut flavors develop. Shake daily.
5. Test: Vape a small amount. Adjust by adding more flavor (0.5% increments) or VG if needed.
6. Store: Keep in a dark bottle from the site, away from heat.

Tips for a Tasty E-Juice

• Flavor Balance: Start with less strawberry (5%) and coconut (4%) to avoid overpowering one flavor. Coconut’s creamy vibe complements strawberry’s brightness.
• Sweetness: If vegetableglycerine.com.au offers a sweetener (e.g., sucralose), add 0.5–1% for a dessert-like twist.
• Thin It: If too thick for your device, add a few drops of distilled water (not from the site—use purified water).

Final Note

Check the website for exact product availability. If they don’t carry flavorings or nicotine, you’ll need to supplement from a vape-specific supplier in Australia. Let me know if you’d like help finding alternatives or refining the mix! Happy crafting!