Cola IVG flavour concentrate gives the familiar dark and aromatic flavour of refreshing cola. Cola IVG flavour concentrate is perfect on its own or as a mixer for fruit and beverage recipes. The cola flavour is refreshing, so it holds up well when used as a standalone. Cola IVG really comes into its own as an ingredient in a DIY recipe. It mixes well with cherry, lime or beverages such as rum or whisky flavours. IVG concentrates have been blended for you to use as standalone flavours in DIY e-liquids. You could also try blending them with other fruity flavours.
IVG have been creating their unique brand of e-liquids and concentrates since 2016. They are now a well-established name in the world of vaping, connecting you with your drip, love, and passion. There are literally millions of vapers across 6 continents and in over 60 countries around the world who vape IVG e-liquids. With their roots in Preston, UK, IVG are one of the world’s leading vaping brands, offering a wide range of premium e-liquids and concentrates. Winner of multiple international awards, IVG recently became the first international brand to receive an award in Canada and the first British brand to receive an award in Denmark for its products.
Ingredients
Natural and Artificial Flavours, Propylene Glycol.
Notes
- A concentrated flavouring, which has been created for mixing in a DIY e-liquid. Please don’t vape it without diluting it first.
- We suggest mixing most IVG concentrates at approximately 15-17% initially and then adjusting to your personal taste.
- All of the IVG concentrates we stock are PG based.
- There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.
- Store in a cool, dry, dark place away from other foodstuffs, children or pets.
Made in the UK.
John –
I used this as a standalone @15 in a max VG mix (3mg), the flavour is spot on lemony/cola. BUT I found the vape very harsh and “throaty” will leave it for another week to steep, but ATM it looks like bin fodder. Shame really 🙁