So, I've finally pulled the trigger (pun intended) and placed an order to get into making my own ejuices.  I found a few recipes that I wanted to try that were my speed.  Reading some of the posts, people recommending steeping the ejuice.  However, the processes are different.  I have read "shake vigorously for xx minutes", "just let it sit for a few days", "submerge the bottle in hot water", etc.  So, how do you do it?

I'm not gonna lie, I was in my garage the other night and thought, "I have two brass tumblers, I can seal up the bottles in some air-tight baggies and drop one in there for a few 20-30 minutes."  And no, I did not have a beer or 12 in me.

I stick a couple 250ml bottles in my sonic cleaner with hot water and run it for 30 minutes or so. Then I let them sit for a few days with the caps open in a cool dark place.

This.  I think it's actually detrimental to steep fruit flavors.  When they're fresh-made, they are complex and tasty, but after some steep time they just become a single, homogenous flavor.  Still tasty, but not nearly as interesting.

I've cut way back, down to 30ml/day, so my batch size is getting smaller too because I want to vape fresh juice.

Making blueberry poundcake tonight while I wait on my apple strudel ingredients to get here.  First real foray into pastry flavors.

Blueberry is my go-to fruit flavor.  Let me know how the blueberry poundcake recipe comes out.

As a former chemist, I have started using stir plates.  I usually make up 100ml at a time, throw a stir bar in a beaker, and let it mix 30-45 minutes.  I've shook bottles til my arm damn near fell off, so I'm partial to the stir plate method!