Define the system
Share the intended base composition, nicotine context where relevant, device conditions and target territory. A flavour intended for one use is not automatically suitable for another.
FLAVOURS / E-LIQUID CONCENTRATES
Big character.
Small percentages.
E-liquid flavour concentrate briefs need more than a memorable profile name. Bring the base, the device context, the market and the sensory target. We’ll begin there.
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A BETTER BRIEF STARTS HERE
Get the details
working together.
Describe the experience
Sweetness, cooling, impact, mouthfeel impression and finish all matter. Separate the sensory target from the product name.
Evaluate deliberately
Agree the sample identity and intended test conditions. Keep clear records of dilution, base, feedback and revision before discussing supply.
Good direction.
Specific application.
Use creative collections to describe the sensory destination. Use the project brief to explain the product, process and market it has to work in.
Explore a creative directionA LITTLE CLARITY
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Are all food flavours suitable for e-liquids?
No. Food-use status does not establish suitability for inhalation. The intended use requires its own technical assessment and documentation.
Can I ask about a current concentrate?
Yes. Include the product identity, intended use and target market in your brief. Current availability and suitability need confirming before supply.
GOOD CHEMISTRY STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s talk
e-liquid concentrates.
Share the application and sensory target. We’ll start by scoping the right conversation.
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