French Vape Fruits Rouges Concentrate

French Vape completes its range of flavors with Fruits Rouges, a concentrate designed for your DIY (Do It Yourself) preparations.

To make your own e-liquid for electronic cigarettes with red berry flavors, mix it with a base liquid.

To do this, French Vape recommends a dilution of 11% for 50PG/50VG, being 55 drops per 10ml.

Then allow it to mature for two to three days in a dry and dark place.

The Fruits Rouges concentrate is made from flavorings and propylene glycol, and is exclusively available from A&L.

The bottle has a childproof cap and a fine dropper tip for easy dosing.

Who is French Vape?

French Vape is a manufacturer specializing in DIY (Do It Yourself) products.

Thought and created in France, the French Vape concentrates are offered in different flavors of fruits, mint, or candy.

Made following strict specifications, their concentrates are only made of flavorings and propylene glycol.

Each recipe has to be diluted in a PG/VG base of your choice before pouring it into the tank of your electronic cigarette.

French Vape equips each of these bottles with a childproof cap and a dropper tip for easy dosages.

The brand French Vape is exclusively distributed by Arômes et Liquides (A&L).

How to prepare your Fruits Rouges concentrate?

What are the necessary ingredients to prepare my concentrate?

• A ready-made base
• One or more concentrates
• Optional: an additive to enhance your preparation

What do I need to prepare my concentrate?

• A syringe from 10 to 30ml for the base
• Plastic or glass bottles to make your preparations
• Latex gloves
• Protective goggles
• A label to write the name and the dosage of your preparation

What are the preparation steps?

1. Wash your hands, take your place on a clean work surface out of reach for children
2. With a syringe or a pipette, fill an empty bottle with your ready-made bottle
3. The base with nicotine has to be handled with a lot of precaution. We recommend using latex gloves and protective goggles for maximum safety
4. Shake your concentrate bottle before using it
5. Add some concentrate drops (see dosage recommendations on the product sheet or the label)
6. Optional: add one or more additives
7. Energetically shake for 10 to 20 seconds and let it sit to respect the steep time
8. Wash your hands again, clean your equipment, and your work surface
9. Write your recipe to do it again or to pass it on

Our recommendations to help you:

The steep time:

It’s the key part of DIY e-liquid making. The steep time is the length of time during which your e-liquid sits. It allows the flavors to develop and express themselves. The longer the maturation period, the more flavors develop.

For an optimal steep time, the necessary length is:

• 15 days minimum, or several weeks for tobacco and sweet/dessert concentrates
• 1 week minimum for the drink and candy flavors
• 48 hours minimum for fruity and/or mentholated concentrates

Tip for an optimal result: shake the bottle of your preparation a bit every day so the flavors correctly diffuse.

According to the PG/VG ratio of your base, the steep time may be longer. The higher the vegetable glycerin (VG) proportion, the longer the steep time.

The tasting:

Once the steep time is over, your e-liquid is ready to be used. It might need some adjustments.

If you find the flavor rendering too light, you can add some drops of concentrates and let it sit for an additional 48 hours.

On the contrary, if your e-liquid is too strong, you can dilute it by adding base.

To help you:

• If your preparation is too intense, you have to dilute it. Then, add some base.
• If your preparation is not strong enough, add some drops of the concentrate
• If you’re a beginner, start with one concentrate before thinking about mixing it with other concentrates.
• For the additives (optional), stick to proportions of 1 to 3% of your base liquid + flavor concentrate(s) mix, as additives are generally highly concentrated.
• Precisely label your preparations with the date, the dosage, and the concentrates used
• Put your new recipes in 10ml bottles, but in low amounts (5ml, for example) to allow you to readjust a concentrate or a base.