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Flavors — Products

Nordflave - Syrlig Malic Acid 10% (Syrlighet till E-våtska)
Nordflave
Nordflave - Cooling WS-23 40% (Kylning till E-våtska)
Nordflave
Nordflave - Såtning Sukralos 10% (Såtning till E-våtska)
Nordflave

Flavor additives for e-juice: cooling, sweetness or acidity

Cooling WS-23 40 % is intended for cooling, Sucralose 10 % for sweetening and Malic Acid 10 % for acidity in e-liquid. All are nicotine‑free flavor additives and are sold in 10 ml bottles.

Bottle volume
10 ml
Nicotine content
0 mg/ml
Format
Concentrate
Usage
To be mixed

Differences between WS-23, sucralose and malic acid

Flavor additiveFunctionVolumeNicotine content
Nordflave – Cooling WS-23 40 %Cooling10 ml0 mg/ml
Nordflave – Sukralos 10 %Sweetness10 ml0 mg/ml
Nordflave – Malic Acid 10 %Acidity10 ml0 mg/ml

Flavor additives should be mixed according to the product's dosing

The products are concentrated and are not finished e-juice. They are dosed in small amounts according to the instructions on each product. For the other parts of the mixture there is base liquid, nicshots and mixing accessories.

Dosing examples in the product descriptions

The product descriptions for these three Nordflave additives state 1–3 drops per 10 ml e-juice as an example of dosing in small amounts. The information applies to these products and is not a general dosing for other flavors or concentrates. Always follow the current product's labeling and instructions.

  1. Read the product's instructionsCheck which additive is used and its specified dosing before adding it.
  2. Dose according to the instructionsAdd a small amount according to the current product's instructions.
  3. Mix evenlyMix the additive evenly with the e-liquid according to the product information.

Base liquid, nicotine shots and accessories for flavor additives

Terms for flavor additives and mixing of e-juice

Flavor additive
An additive used in small amounts to affect, for example, cooling, sweetness or acidity in the e-liquid.
Concentrate
A product that needs to be mixed according to the instructions before use. The additives in this category are not finished e-juice.
Dosing
The amount of additive mixed with the e-liquid according to the product's instructions.
mg/ml
Milligram nicotine per milliliter of liquid. The additives in the category contain 0 mg/ml.

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Common questions about Flavors

Quick answers to questions that often come up in this category.

How much flavor additive should be used for 10 ml e-liquid?

For WS-23 40 %, Sucralose 10 % and Malic Acid 10 % the guideline is 1–3 drops per 10 ml e-liquid. Start with one drop, mix thoroughly and then add at most one drop at a time until the desired effect is achieved.

Does one drop always give the same dosage?

No. The size of the drops can vary depending on the bottle’s dropper, the liquid’s consistency and how the bottle is held. Use the same bottle and method when a recipe is to be repeated. For more precise dosing the amount can be measured with a graduated syringe.

Can WS-23, sucralose and Malic Acid be used in the same blend?

Yes, the additives can be combined to provide cooling, sweetness and acidity in the same e-liquid. Start with a low dose of each additive and change one component at a time. This allows determining which additive needs to be increased or decreased.

How can an overdosed flavor additive be corrected?

Dilute the mixture with the same e-liquid or base blend without the specific additive. If, for example, 10 ml of mixture is combined with 10 ml of the same mixture without the additive, the additive’s concentration is halved. The new total volume also affects the levels of flavor and possibly nicotine.

Can the flavor additive be dropped directly into the tank?

The flavor additive should first be mixed evenly into the e-liquid in a separate bottle. Direct dosing into the tank can cause uneven concentration, as a small amount of concentrate may end up near the liquid intake before it has been distributed throughout the mixture.