Can someone explain what a doubler is?

[Godzilla]

I am trying to grasp this. Are you able to make more juice for cheaper, or is it a way to bring stronger flavor into your liquid.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

A Doubler is basically a 2 ounce or a 4 ounce bottle of ZERO nicotine vaping/mixing fluid. The flavor is exactly the same strength as our 1 ounce e-liquids.

1. It annoyed me to hell that vendors were selling no nicotine liquids for exactly the same price as extra high nicotine liquids. Seemed like a big scam to me.

2. It was more economical for a lot of people to buy extra high nicotine liquids and simply mix it down into small batches of high/medium nicotine liquids. Stretching their money and liquid out. The problem there is that a lot of people with no experience with mixing have ruined a lot of liquid with their DIY (Do It Yourself) experimentation and have either had to throw out the liquid or just vape the (possibly horrible) results.

As such, for those zero nicotine vapers, Tasty Vapor sells you 2x or 4x the amount of zero nicotine at about the same price as you'd pay for a regular e-liquid. ALSO, you can buy a Extra High nicotine liquid, get a matching flavored Doubler and mix it down yourself, create those smaller batches, save yourself some money and NOT WORRY about ruining or throwing our your liquid!

That sum it up?

 

[Vidi]

A doubler is the best purchase you will make when it comes to stretching your juice dollar.

be sure to check the FAQ at the TV website to get your mix ratios correct.

Here's what youre looking for:

If you start with 48 MG E-liquid
36 MG = 3 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
32 MG = 2 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
24 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
16 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 2 parts Doubler
12 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 3 parts Doubler
9.6 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 4 parts Doubler (mixing the whole bottles of each together)

If you start with 36 MG E-liquid
27 MG = 3 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
24 MG = 2 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
18 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
12 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 2 parts Doubler
9 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 3 parts Doubler
7.2 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 4 parts Doubler (mixing the whole bottles of each together)

If you start with 24 MG E-liquid
18 MG = 3 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
16 MG = 2 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
12 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
8 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 2 parts Doubler
6 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 3 parts Doubler
4.8 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 4 parts Doubler (mixing the whole bottles of each together)

If you start with 12 MG E-liquid
9 MG = 3 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
8 MG = 2 parts e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
6 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 1 part Doubler
4 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 2 parts Doubler
3 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 3 parts Doubler
2.4 MG = 1 part e-liquid + 4 parts Doubler (aka mix the whole bottles of each together)

If one of TV flavors is one of your favorites, then mixing down with a doubler is the best way to get TONS of juice for very little money.

 

[Godzilla]

I asked this question because I asked one of your competitors for some extra flavor in one of my orders (because I had heard on ECF to do so) and he said that it was probably too late, and that he was going to start selling doublers. That statement confused me, as I thought it was as Geoff stated it (I probably saw it on TV's website as I have made 2 orders from them) So I guess they just dont want to add a little extra flavor for me. I find Geoff will do anything in his power to please the customer. Thanks for your Reply.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

Well, I knew that eventually someone would do the same, however, this will roll down to pricing too (what THEY consider fair). I pretty much set out to do what I was doing with Doublers to try and force some kind of market standard. My goal was to drive down the price of zero nicotine liquids, hell, for nicotine liquids too as there were so many scam artists out there selling garbage for big bucks. But I guess if someone is going to start selling vaping/mixing solutions, cool, it would probably be in their interest to call it something else than Doublers as we have trademarks in place.

About pleasing customers, I tell you. It is SOOOOOO much easier for me to work with people that explain a problem to me and I'm certainly willing to help out, rather than someone who is figuratively banging on the counter demanding service, demanding explanation... Know what I mean?