Anybody vape 0 nic doublers?

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Darmeen

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Ahhhh... I got my answer from the Tasty Vapor site (thanks, mpetva)... Doublers are "Made for the sole purpose of thinning out your high nicotine fluids". Got it... basically "double the flavor" concentration, so to speak, as it's meant to be cut.

So I guess my next question is whether it's too strong to vape on its own? I obviously wouldn't be adding any nicotine liquid, but would I still need to thin it with water or something? Or have you guys vaped it straight up? Or was that the original question? LOL

But damn... 120ml for $12?! I've been throwing money away on 0mg juice!


it's the same flavor as the juice with nic, so when you cut the 24mg juice to 12mg you do a 50/50 with the doubler, so you maintain the same flavor (vs just cutting the 24mg with regular pg or vg).
 

Viv Savage

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Thanks, Everybody! I finally get it now. This has been very helpful! :)

Ms. T's Bakery also charges less for 0 nic and has delicious flavors.

I've definitely heard her flavors are delicious... but unless I'm missing something, I don't see any savings for her 0 nic. I get 5ml for $3 from Vapor4Life, and she's charging $3 for 3ml. Don't get me wrong, I realize hers is made to order and most definitely a better quality - and therefore worth it - but it doesn't compare at all to the price of the Doublers from Tasty Vapor I was shown here. (But I do agree that Sampler sizes are preferable... that's why I get the 5ml from V4L... I'd hate to buy 4oz. from Tasty Vapor, only to discover I don't like the flavor. But at that price I may just have to roll the dice!)


Note, though, that you won't get the nicotine throat hit (of course)

I've been a zero nic vaper since Day One, so I've never experienced a throat hit since I quit analogs anyway ;)
 
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