Give it a try, mix a little bit of it with something.
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Okay, thanks! I’ll try, then I’ll order some suitable flavor for it. So if I mix a bit with that, do I still have to wait this 5-8 day steeping time?
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This is how I’d do it: I’d take some nice flavors, more of them, and mix them separately. When it’s ready, I’d take a little out of the finished juice and keep adding to it whatever isn’t tasting right until it remains a vapeable flavor.
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Great idea! Thank you very much! 
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Like family cake-stew etc. recipes. Add as much flour as it takes, salt-pepper to taste, bake until it’s good, etc.! 
But anyway, the method you wrote might really be the best. First I would mix only 10ml and wait. 
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…Latakia 
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A pinch, a thought! 
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Light,…
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My favorite: “it depends”
…e.g. from flour, etc. Always there is something whose quantity depends on something…that something can also be of many types, e.g. humidity, manufacturer, consistency, etc.
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Just by eye… or when it no longer sticks to your hand…
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After we’ve so thoroughly dismantled/addressed your question (), I’d like to share some “substantive” thoughts.
As a beginner vaper, it was crucial for me to find the flavor profile that suited me best. It was a long back-and-forth until I figured out what I liked so much that I could finally quit cigarettes. I tried many different kinds of liquids. Both on recommendation and by guessing right myself, or by missing the mark. Not to mention the failed DIY mixes at home , and I haven’t even mentioned adjusting the nicotine strength, if all that weren’t enough for the ordeal of device selection.
So, in my opinion, it’s very important to find which flavor profile at which strength you like so much that you no longer even think about cigarettes. And the only way to do this is to experiment.
In the beginning, you have to taste all sorts of things to know what you want to settle on, which will definitely keep you away from smoking.
To give my own example, I tried many, many different pre-made liquids, from unicorn-flavored cotton candy to throat-hitting cooling fruits, to robust, strong tobaccos, then came the “masterpieces” I produced with more or less success through DIY mixing.
Even today, the urge to experiment strikes me, but I’ve already figured out what I like best. 
This is the way, and I encourage you to keep trying until you feel: “Wow, I can live with this without even thinking about lighting up.”
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I’m a beginner too. I’ve tried many things. The DL world suited me. Desserts in cooler weather, cooling flavors lately. My experience is that each flavor brings something different in different tanks. DL RDA, it seems this has become my destiny. For me, MTL is somehow not enough, but maybe I just haven’t encountered the right ones. So I completely agree, you have to keep trying until you find the best one 
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I haven’t been able to put it down for 3 years. 
I almost succeeded once, because it was unavailable anywhere for about 7-8 months.
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You might even pique my curiosity Which manufacturer? I have to try it
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Juice Man - Unicorn Frappé
I’d advise caution with this one as its flavor is divisive. Users who enjoy extremely sweet flavors usually like it, but many find it to be too much.
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Thanks to you, I stocked up well on it back then.
10% is a bit weak, but 15%, and after two weeks of steeping, it’s superb in MTL.
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Doesn’t it make you cough a little? For me, very sweet ones, when vaped continuously, increase my salivation and make me cough.
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Only freebase nicotine triggers a cough reflex in me, but since I’ve been using nic salts, everything has gotten better.
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