A quick juice mixing question.

[Zaio]

So i am using a 510 dual cart tank filled with a 50/50 24 mg juice. So when i was about half done with the tank I topped it off with a 18 mg 50/50 juice of another flavor. I noticed that the vap died off a little and it starting give me a headache. Is it bad to mix different juices if they are different mg?

Happy vaping..

 

[twostep310]

i have not had any problems mixing juice maybe your just vaping a tad to much or your nic strength is to high for you 24mg would give me a headache haha

 

[Strigoi]

Mixing juices like that shouldn't be an issue. You're just going to mix the flavors and have a lower nic level.

Tasty Vapor sells 0mg liquid to mix with their 48mg liquid to get it to the level that you want. It's the exact same idea.

 

[Genericname]

I was a pack a day smoker, right now I'm using 6mg juice and I still get a headache every now and again if I'm going a little overboard on it. The two liquids you mixed would actually give you a lower nic content in your tank so I wouldn't worry about that.

 

[Zaio]

If i try to use anything lower than 24 mg I don't get a TH, and I'm using a SB at 3.7v with a LR cart. Sometimes I use my tank. Should I try to get a different juice?

 

[twostep310]

haha your a TH guy huh? i mean you should not have problems with mixing the juices you posted but maybe trying some different juice might do the trick

 

[Zaio]

Ill figure it out soon enough

 

[base234]

You can mix any juice you want as long as none are a higher nic level than you're comfortable vaping.

 

[Warren D. Lockaby]

Have you tried going a bit higher in PG content, say maybe 60 or 70% PG? Seems like that should accentuate the TH a bit with the lower nic content. To me, VG seems to smooth out the TH, kinda like I'm vaping a skin conditioner or something I think PG doesn't create throat hit, it just doesn't mask it as VG tends to do.

Hope this helps. Happy Vaping!

 

[Zaio]

Yeah i will have to switch up my mixes.

 

[MiamiMom63]

You could also try vaping at say 5v. I've actually been able to lower my nic and get great throat hit just due to increasing the voltage. You don't have to have real high nic to get a good throat hit.

 

[elfstone]

OK, the obvious answer is no, it's fine, the nicotine concentration will just obey basic laws of ratios, so you know...

The only issue I can think of is flavorings - if they are different they may, in combination cause a decrease in vapor production. Some flavorings kill vapor on their own, some change it in various ways (make it smoother, harsher, heavier, lighter) - it's pretty fascinating.

Why would you get a headache? Just because you kept vaping higher that you needed for a longer time or maybe because the vapor production went down you dragged more and hyperventilated, because you thought of it and got affected by the nocebo effect (opposite of placebo). Oh, well... I'm a little buzzed right now so ignore.

 

[elfstone]

Now seriously, you all do realize that while a lot of our instant ability to drop the smokes may be placebo, a lot of the "this hurts, that hurts, my tongue feels funny" is indeed nocebo, right?

 

[Warren D. Lockaby]

One other thing, and again this is just me... you said you're using "a dual cart tank" by which I presume you meant a "dual coil carto tank". Personally I don't get as much TH from the DC 1.5 Ohm Smoktech cartos as from their single coil 1.7 Ohms. I don't use tanks but for cartos I mainly do use the Smoktech XL LR 1.7 Ohm. I have a regulated 3.7 volt PV and I don't think that's enough voltage to drive the two 3 Ohm coils in the DC 1.5 cartos. If your SB can bump the volts up around 4.5 you might see a difference but I'm not sure about this (no experience in this area).

 

[Warren D. Lockaby]

Another double post