For whatever reason the 230m bottle I ordered from mtbakervapor hits pretty harsh, it's 20pg 80 vg and every 30m bottle I ordered from them was the exact same besides my 230m bottle has 2 flavor shots and I'm not quite too sure if that's whats making it hit harsh and making me cough unlike the other ones? Was wondering if I could add water to it to make it hit less harsh or would that just ruin the flavor and do nothing? Thanks!
Can I add a drop of water to my ejuice to make it smooth?
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I doubt water would help with that, there is a product you can add called "Smooth" ...
that would probably be your best bet
http://wizardlabs.us/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=345
that would probably be your best bet
http://wizardlabs.us/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=345
Hi K,
Please use a dilutant; PG or VG or a mixture (20%PG) of both. I suspect the extra flavour is your problem.
I would put 20 ml into a separate bottle and add dilutant until it tastes "right". Pro tip; Only do small batches and experiment with more or less "cut".
Have fun
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Please use a dilutant; PG or VG or a mixture (20%PG) of both. I suspect the extra flavour is your problem.
I would put 20 ml into a separate bottle and add dilutant until it tastes "right". Pro tip; Only do small batches and experiment with more or less "cut".
Have fun
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A few drops of distilled water will thin the juice but not lessen the flavor, which seems to be what is causing the harshness. Anything you add is going to lessen the Nicotine content of your juice, if that doesn't bother you then I would mix in a little VG that you can find on the First Aid Aisle of your local Walmart. Maybe just 1 Ml would help to dilute the flavor a bit but I am not sure how much a flavor shot is. The folks at mount baker are pretty stellar folks. Contact them and see what they recommend. If you don't want to lower your nic content, you may want to order a small bottle of unflavored nic to mix in.
Do I need a special brand or type of VG or will something like this work? : http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/au...5-53ea-4603-958b-b2118e327085&kpid=sku6233354
When buying VG from pharmacies and wallyworld, you need to look for the USP (US Pharmaceutical) Grade VG. It's a higher grade than food grade. I couldn't tell if this VG was USP grade. It will say USP somewhere on the label of it.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Humco-Glycerin-USP-Skin-Protectant-6-oz/10417582 would this be it or is this just glycerin?
I called in advance to CVS and wallgreens, they don't even carry it in stores as that's what it says online and the people didn't even know what the hell it was when I called lol.
When I add a few drops in my bottle of juice does it need to sit for a few days until I vape it or can I have it shortly after?
Yes you can.
Don't add too much; if you add too much, it tends to flood the coil and/or mute performance.
Easier to experiment with if you have a dripper.
My base liquid is glycerine+ 10% water eyeballed by volume.
If you have PG available to you, that would be a better thing to add than water.
In which case you can mix yourself up a base liquid of PG/VG 50/50 for general purpose usage.
I've used that one before. In my wallyworld it's in the first aid section. Look for it around wound care (bandages) , Skin lotions, or health hair care section.
They're the same thing. Glycerol, glycerin(e), and vegetable glycerin(e) are all different names for the same substance ("vegetable glycerine" implies that it's not produced from animal sources but really, it's the same molecule either way.)
If you can get the NOW brand from a health food store, I've heard it might be a better quality.
More Palm Oil and such, but yeah, it's the same molecule anyway, lol.
More Palm Oil and such, but yeah, it's the same molecule anyway, lol.
You can add bi-distilled or demineralized water in the 5-20% range (20% will make your juice *very* thin), but i have always found that it actually adds scratch instead of removing it.
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