I have been vaping for about 6 months but would like to cut down my nicotine VERY slowly and am considering using doublers for this. Is there a chart or breakdown of how much doubler juice I would use in comparison to how much, say 24 mg juice I would use to only cut down the nic by 1 mg so that I could do that, say every week until I get down where I'd like to be? Obviously there is a mathmatical equation for this but my math stinks and my husband (who is a math whiz) quit smoking cold turkey so he's not very helpful in this endeavor! Anyway, I read in one thread that there were different posts on how to break it down but I can't find one and can't respond to those threads because I'm new and can only post here. Any help on where to find this info would be much appreciated!
Doublers question
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Look for diy ejuice calculators-you can put in the mg of your juice, and the target-it will tell you how much to add
I am sure there are others, but this is the first one that I found...
E-Liquid Calculator
eJuice Recipe Calculator
E-Liquid Calculator
eJuice Recipe Calculator
Here's one that not only calculates Multiple Nicotine strengths, Flavoring and PG/VG mixing, it has recipes plus you can add your own recipes and swap with friends.
Click here: eJuice Me Up - e-Juice e-Liquid Calculator
If you are adding a doubler to a flavored nicotine liquid, you probably will not notice a change in throat hit. What will happen is that as you lower your nicotine mg/ml, you will notice a decrease in throat hit.
What I did to combat this issue was to increase the amount of PG in my liquids and start using a LR atomizers.
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