Le Vapoteur Discount DIY Aromas and Concentrates
Want to make your own e-liquids while controlling their flavours, composition and dosage? Discover the Le Vapoteur Discount aromas and concentrates, a complete range designed for DIY enthusiasts. Available in 10 ml and 30 ml bottles, our concentrates make it easy to prepare homemade e-liquids tailored to your preferences.
Fruity flavours, fresh recipes, classics, indulgent, menthol, drinks or sweets: the Le Vapoteur Discount range brings together numerous aromatic profiles to vary the pleasures. Each DIY aroma must be diluted in a PG/VG base before use and can be combined, according to your needs, with one or more nicotine boosters.
DIY concentrates to create your homemade e-liquid
DIY, or "Do It Yourself", consists of making your own e-liquid from several ingredients. This method allows you to choose your aroma, the PG/VG ratio of your base, your desired nicotine level and the final intensity of the recipe.
To make a DIY e-liquid, you will generally need:
- a Le Vapoteur Discount concentrated aroma;
- a neutral base composed of propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin;
- boosters if you wish to obtain a nicotine-containing e-liquid;
- an empty bottle suitable for the volume of your preparation;
- measuring equipment, such as a syringe, a pipette or a graduated bottle.
The concentrates in this category are exclusively intended for the preparation of DIY e-liquids. They contain no nicotine and must never be vaped on their own. They must be diluted in a PG/VG base following the recommendations indicated on each product page.
A wide selection of flavours for all vapers
Because every vaper has their own preferences, Le Vapoteur Discount offers a wide variety of flavours for DIY e-liquids. This diversity makes it possible both to rediscover familiar recipes and to explore new aromatic combinations.
Fruity aromas
Fruity concentrates win over vapers with their vibrant, sweet or tangy taste. Red fruits, citrus, stone fruits, exotic fruits, apples, grapes, melons or dragon fruit: they allow you to prepare light and aromatic e-liquids.
Some aromas reproduce a single flavour while others combine several fruits to create a more complex recipe. Fruity concentrates can also incorporate a fresh, aniseed or floral note to add more depth to the vaping experience.
Fresh and menthol concentrates
Fans of refreshing sensations can turn to our fresh and menthol DIY aromas. They generally combine notes of mint, fruit or plants with a more or less intense coolness.
These recipes are particularly appreciated by vapers looking for a dynamic, thirst-quenching and enjoyable e-liquid for everyday use.
Indulgent aromas
Indulgent concentrates are inspired by the world of pastry and desserts. Cream, vanilla, caramel, biscuit, nuts, cereals or pastries: these aromas offer rich and generous recipes.
They are particularly suited to vapers who enjoy round, smooth and complex e-liquids. Their steeping time is generally longer than that of fruity aromas in order to allow the various notes to balance out.
Classic concentrates
Classic e-liquid aromas are designed to recreate profiles reminiscent of blonde, dark or more full-bodied flavours. Some recipes may be enriched with notes of honey, vanilla, dried fruit, coffee, caramel or nuts.
They are a suitable choice for vapers who wish to stay close to a traditional profile while discovering more refined combinations.
Sweets and drinks flavours
The range also includes concentrates inspired by confectionery, fruity drinks, cocktails or sodas. These playful recipes often offer sweet, tangy or fizzy profiles.
They allow you to prepare original and expressive e-liquids, particularly suited to vapers who like to alternate flavours regularly.
10 ml DIY aromas or 30 ml concentrates: which format to choose?
Le Vapoteur Discount concentrates are available in 10 ml and 30 ml formats to meet different needs.
The 10 ml format for discovering a flavour
The 10 ml bottle is particularly practical for testing a new aroma or preparing a small quantity of e-liquid. It allows you to try out a recipe without committing to a large volume.
This format is also suitable for vapers who like to change flavour regularly or create several different preparations.
The 30 ml format for preparing more e-liquid
The 30 ml concentrate is suited to favourite recipes and larger quantity preparations. With a recommended dosage of 15%, a 30 ml bottle can, for example, be used to prepare approximately 200 ml of final e-liquid.
This format is therefore particularly interesting for regular vapers who want to keep a larger supply of their favourite flavour.
How to dose a Le Vapoteur Discount aroma?
The dosage of a DIY concentrate corresponds to the quantity of aroma to mix with the PG/VG base. For many Le Vapoteur Discount recipes, the recommended dosage is 15% in a 50/50 PG/VG base.
As an example, to prepare:
- 10 ml of e-liquid: use approximately 1.5 ml of concentrate and 8.5 ml of base;
- 50 ml of e-liquid: use approximately 7.5 ml of concentrate and 42.5 ml of base;
- 100 ml of e-liquid: use approximately 15 ml of concentrate and 85 ml of base;
- 200 ml of e-liquid: use approximately 30 ml of concentrate and 170 ml of base.
These proportions are indicative. The exact dosage may vary depending on the chosen recipe, your sensitivity to aromas and the PG/VG ratio of your base. Always consult the recommendations on the product page before preparing your mix.
Adjusting the dosage to the PG/VG ratio
Propylene glycol enhances flavour delivery, while vegetable glycerin produces more vapour but can slightly dampen the aromas.
With a PG-rich base, it may be useful to slightly reduce the amount of concentrate. Conversely, a VG-rich base may require a slightly higher dosage to maintain sufficient aromatic intensity.
What steeping time is needed for a DIY e-liquid?
After mixing, the e-liquid generally needs to rest so that the aromas can properly diffuse into the base. This step, known as steeping, helps achieve a more homogeneous result.
The steeping time depends on the type of recipe:
- simple fruity aromas: generally a few days;
- complex fruity recipes: approximately 5 to 7 days;
- fresh, menthol, aniseed or spiced aromas: often 7 to 15 days;
- indulgent concentrates: approximately 15 to 20 days, sometimes longer;
- classic aromas: generally around two weeks.
During steeping, keep your bottle closed, at room temperature and away from light. You can shake it regularly to homogenise the preparation.
Once the resting time has elapsed, test your e-liquid. If the flavour is too intense, gradually add a little base. If it lacks strength, you can add a small amount of concentrate, then leave the preparation to rest again.
Why choose Le Vapoteur Discount aromas?
Le Vapoteur Discount concentrates allow you to enjoy a diverse range while retaining the freedom offered by DIY. They are designed to meet the expectations of both beginner vapers and experienced users who are used to making their own blends.
- A wide variety of flavours: fruity, fresh, indulgent, classics, menthol, drinks or sweets;
- Two available formats: 10 ml for testing and 30 ml for preparing larger quantities;
- Concentrates made in France;
- Nicotine-free recipes, to be diluted in a suitable base;
- Simple dosage, generally recommended at 15% in a 50/50 base;
- An economical solution for making several bottles of e-liquid;
- Fully customisable preparation according to your desired nicotine level and PG/VG ratio.
How to prepare your e-liquid with a DIY concentrate?
- Choose your Le Vapoteur Discount aroma and check its recommended dosage.
- Select a PG/VG base suited to your equipment and preferences.
- Add any necessary boosters to achieve the desired nicotine level.
- Pour in the quantity of concentrate corresponding to the desired final volume.
- Close the bottle and shake it vigorously.
- Leave the preparation to steep for the recommended duration.
- Test your e-liquid, then adjust its intensity if necessary.
Make sure to prepare your mixtures on a clean surface and keep ingredients, boosters and e-liquids out of reach of children and animals. When handling nicotine, use appropriate protective equipment and avoid any contact with the skin.